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At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon...
“Kindness doesn’t cost anything, but it means everything.” This week, our Year 7 students gathered for an inspiring assembly delivered by Assistant Pastoral Manager Mrs Doran on...
This week, our Year 7 students took part in an important Safeguarding Assembly led by the school’s designated Safeguarding leads; Deputy Headteacher Ms De Groot and Safeguarding...
Students have been making fantastic progress this half term through our Boxing Positivity initiative. Led by a qualified trainer (Luca), the sessions give students the opportunity...
On Wednesday 24th September, we were delighted to welcome our Year 7 parents into school for our annual ‘Come Dine With Me’ event. The morning began with tea and coffee in the...
This week, our Year 7 students gathered for a thought-provoking assembly on the theme of communication. Assistant Pastoral Manager, Mrs Doran explored how the way we speak and...
Key Stage 4 Student of the week: Name: Aoife House: 10 Sycamore Reason for nomination: Aoife has gained over 400 reward points compared to a school average of 200 points, and has...
Jewellery Expectations – A reminder As we look ahead to the remainder of the summer term and the final weeks of this academic year, I would like to take this...
Key Stage 4 Student of the week: Name: Priscilla House: 10 Sycamore Reason for nomination: The combination of high attendance, excellent attitude to learning and...
Key Stage 4 Student of the week: Name: Holly House: 10 Willow Reason for nomination: The combination of high attendance, excellent attitude to learning and the...
At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon Henry and Oliver Phillips, put these values into action by organising a bake sale to support a family friend battling a rare form of cancer.
Both students took the initiative to plan, organise, and run a bake sale during their free time; their efforts not only raised over £70 to help cover medical expenses for the family but also demonstrated the power of a ‘mind to be kind’ and community teamwork.
This inspiring act of kindness reminds us that when we live by the values of respect, responsibility, and relationships, we can truly make a real difference to people’s lives.
