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ATHLETICS County League Athletics – Match 3 Date : Tuesday 17th May On Tuesday 17th May it was Bushey Meads turn to host a County league match with the event taking place at...
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ATHLETICS County League Athletics – Match 3 Date : Tuesday 17th May On Tuesday 17th May it was Bushey Meads turn to host a County league match with the event taking place at...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
At Bushey Meads we are proud to offer an inclusive curriculum providing all of our students the opportunity to succeed. Some of our students attend weekly visits to courses off...
Posted by Shirley Ellicott
Last weekend on the 21st of May, four of our year 9 students made the 50-minute drive to Buntingford where they were to compete in the final round of a ‘battle of the...
Posted by Lee Cox
The ultimate convenience food, eggs are powerhouses of nutrition packed with protein and a range of 18 vitamins and minerals. They’re also hugely versatile. Almost all eggs are...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Geography Last week, we hosted a quiz in Geography about rainforests. Everyone really enjoyed it as they were also able to interact. We also made a rap suited to the topic which...
Posted by Sarah Brown
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The past few lessons in textiles saw one Year 9 group trial a new paper-based project, designing and modelling trainers/ leisure shoes. They produced a good variety of designs and...
Posted by Andreas Melekis
How lucky we were to get a rare tour around the state of the art training academy at WFC. The Yr 10 GCSE PE group were one of the first community groups to see around the facility...
Posted by Sarah Cooper
“Over the last few weeks, year 12 Further Maths students have been looking at practice questions for the MAT, TMUA, and the STEP. These are exams that we will be required to...
Posted by James Donovan
Leadership has been a key Theme of the Week this week and it has been great to hear our inspiring Student Leadership Coordinator Mr Burley lead the Main School Assemblies. The...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
At Bushey Meads we are proud to offer an inclusive curriculum providing all of our students the opportunity to succeed.
Some of our students attend weekly visits to courses off site such as fishing, cooking, football, working on the farm etc.
Our students are taught vocational skills in small groups at various destinations locally.
Jesse chose to try some fishing. This course is run at Cassiobury Farm fishery in Croxley.
He was really pleased to catch a Bream as you can see, but wasn’t too keen on holding it as they can be quite slimy. The teachers showed Jesse an easy way to hold the Bream which is quite safe for this type of fish apparently and he was happy with that.
This type of pursuit is great for mental health and is a great way to relax by spending time in nature. It also teaches our students patience as you don’t always catch something.
Well done Jesse.
After over 600 km covered in training, I am just 16 short days away from running my first marathon for Asthma+Lung UK! On Friday 30th September I will be holding a bake sale in...
On the 26th of February, a select number of students were chosen to attend a debating competition at St Margaret’s school. At first it was a little intimidating, visiting a...