Alumni Visit
On Friday 8th February, sixth form students were delighted to welcome two Bushey Meads alumni. Jayne and Julie – who studied at Bushey Meads from 1978 to 1983 – spoke...
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On Friday 8th February, sixth form students were delighted to welcome two Bushey Meads alumni. Jayne and Julie – who studied at Bushey Meads from 1978 to 1983 – spoke...
Posted by Alison Crayden
On February 6th our community leaders visited the residents at Bushey House care home once again. The students have now formed some lovely friendships and they had fun playing...
Posted by Aya Speker
February 4th was World Cancer day and all week the community leaders managed to sell hundreds of bands at school and also in the local community. We have now raised £450 for...
Posted by Aya Speker
As part of the requirements for the GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition course, the Year 11 students completed their 3 hour practical exam on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Each...
Posted by Fiona Amao
Posted by Di Mcildowie
Posted by Di Mcildowie
This half term in geography year 8 student have chosen a global issue they are interested in. They have been working hard in both lessons and at home to create presentations to...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
Year 10 Enterprise Challenge After hard work and commitment from all our Year 10 Business students, the final was held on 13th February. Students have been working on a viable...
Posted by Marian Lewis
On Thursday of this week four outstanding Sixth Form students presented their amazing art work to me as the Executive Principal as part of a design competition for the world...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It is so good to be part of a Multi Academy Trust – especially when you get the opportunity to learn and share best practice with outstanding practitioners like Laura Moses....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Friday 8th February, sixth form students were delighted to welcome two Bushey Meads alumni. Jayne and Julie – who studied at Bushey Meads from 1978 to 1983 – spoke of their fond memories at Bushey Meads and their experiences in work since.
Jayne talked about her varied career as a manager for Dixons and later in the NHS. She recalled being told that without formal post 16 qualifications she would never become a senior executive, and how she proved this wrong, telling students “don’t ever let people tell you that you can’t do anything”.
Julie also went straight into work after school. Beginning at a Bushey greengrocers, she soon discovered her passion for customer service. Julie went on to work at John Lewis in Brent Cross, and is now a staff trainer, responsible for the training of over 100 John Lewis and Waitrose stores.
On Friday December 6th our current Year 11 students got to spend the day as a Sixth Former taking part in our ‘Into Sixth Form Day’. The day was spent experiencing the day to day...
As the remote learning continues for the Sixth Form students, Year 12 in particular are working hard to ensure they are making the progress needed for success. This week I spoke...