Outdoor Education Developments
I would like to thank all the students and staff for working so hard to develop our outstanding Outdoor Education Area at BMS. Behind the smart picket fence a whole host of...
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I would like to thank all the students and staff for working so hard to develop our outstanding Outdoor Education Area at BMS. Behind the smart picket fence a whole host of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The MFL Mini Olympics took place on Monday 24th June when students from local primary schools came together to take part in a day of fun sports-inspired language games on the...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
We are delighted to welcome the charity Pets As Therapy to Bushey Meads School. Archie (a Springer Spaniel) and Zorro (a Border Collie) are both trained to be calm and responsive...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Through the excellent work of the CDC Reps, the Student Parliament and the Senior Student Leaders at BMS, students’ voices continue to have a prominent place in helping to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our newly refurbished LRC was being enjoyed by our Year 7 cohort earlier this week – all engaged in reading their latest chosen books or completing their all-important book...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Whoever said that history is a dead subject needs to come to Bushey Meads School; it was an absolute joy to enter a number of history lessons this week and see the passion of the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
When you are young you think you have all the time in the world and sometimes don’t make the most of the time that you have; the older you get the more precious you realise...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
With Y10 Pre Public Exams (PPEs) now underway it was a joy to see how seriously the Year 10 students have taken their exam preparation. In different curriculum areas students have...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
The Sixth Form Centre was buzzing on Thursday, with a gathering of staff and students from Bushey Meads, Kings Langley, Ashlyns and Tring schools who met to celebrate the Yoto...
Posted by Teresa Turton
Several of our anti-bullying ambassadors were very excited to donate to last week’s Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser run by Mrs Hughes and Ms Rigby The anti-bullying ambassadors...
Posted by Helen Mateides
Our Year 10 Food Preparation and Nutrition students are getting a sneak peek into their NEA tasks, setting the stage for their Year 11 practical exams. Recently, they completed the Food Science task and are now gearing up for the Food Preparation task, which will culminate in a scheduled 2-hour exam. The Brief: Italian and Healthy.
For their upcoming food preparation task, students are challenged to plan, prepare, cook, and present two dishes that embody an Italian and healthy theme. The 2 dishes must be suitable for one person.
To meet this challenge, students have been diligently researching suitable dishes. They’ve honed their technical and presentation skills by selecting and cooking recipes that align with the brief. These practice sessions will culminate in cooking the final two dishes during their end-of-year Year 10 PPEs.
In addition to their practical preparation, students are revising for their written PPEs, scheduled for July 4th. They are also required to produce a detailed step-by-step time plan to efficiently manage the cooking and preparation during the 2-hour practical exam.
Ms. Amao’s Group: Practical exam on Friday, July 5th, 2024.
Mrs. Hanbury’s Group: Practical exam on 8.30 Tuesday, July 16th, 2024.
Students must arrive at 8.30 a.m. to complete their mise-en-place before the exam starts.
Feast your eyes on a selection of the technical dishes our students have created in the past few weeks. Their hard work and creativity are evident in every dish, promising a bright future for these young chefs.
Hartsbourne Primary School and Little Reddings School enjoyed their cooking lesson this week as part of the secondary school experience week. Year 6 students learned the art of...
We are delighted to welcome the charity Pets As Therapy to Bushey Meads School. Archie (a Springer Spaniel) and Zorro (a Border Collie) are both trained to be calm and responsive...