Little Reddings Maths Collaboration
On Wednesday, Miss Barker-Dunmill led a maths workshop with Year 5 students in Mrs Scholte’s class at Little Reddings Primary School, as a part of our cross-trust...
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On Wednesday, Miss Barker-Dunmill led a maths workshop with Year 5 students in Mrs Scholte’s class at Little Reddings Primary School, as a part of our cross-trust...
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Over our last marking and feedback fortnight I had the opportunity to take an in depth look at how marking and feedback is delivered in our faculty. It was great to get together...
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Name: Manav House: 8 Sycamore Reason for nomination: Amazing academic achievement, a positive attitude to learning and exceptional behaviour. ...
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Dyslexia Lunch Club (DLC) has been running since October 2021 and has been a regular point of face-to-face contact for a number of students at BMS. It is run alongside the...
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Since September, Miss Chander and I have been running a history club during Tuesday lunchtimes. The focus for the first half term has been Remembrance, and each pupil chose an...
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It is not just our physical health that we need to be aware of but also our mental health which is just, as if not more, important. As you will know, Mental Health day was...
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On Tuesday we saw the return of our famous House Arts event! A fantastic evening showcasing all the artistic talents in our school. This year the theme was “Equality and...
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This week, a group of nine Year 12 pupils sat their GCSE English Language resit exams. The exams consisted of two papers which are both one hour and forty five minutes...
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The term has started off positively. Year 12 Children’s play learning and development students have delved right into the unit. Our students are continuously showing...
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The year 7s have been settling into their secondary school life well so far. In the first half term, there have been lots of exciting things happening, such as Year...
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In a wonderful display of cross-age collaboration, Year 10 Bushey Meads students volunteered to assist in the workshop. These students, already familiar with the key concepts, played the role of mentors. They guided the younger students through challenges, answered questions, and provided personalised assistance to ensure every student felt supported.
The event allowed all the students involved to build confidence, fostering teamwork, and nurturing a love for learning. Watching the Year 5 students gain clarity and the Year 10 students develop leadership skills was excellent. It was interesting to see how many students rose to the challenge of problem-solving to find their answers in multi-step questions.
Building on this success, we plan to host more cross-age mentoring opportunities within our maths department. We believe this approach strengthens our school community, particularly with the transition between primary and secondary, as well as provides a unique, enriching experience for all students involved.

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