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Following on from last week’s Anti-Bullying Week, we want to remind all students that support is always available. On the student homepage, you’ll find the “Report Concern” button...
We were delighted to welcome one of our parents into school last week to speak with staff about her work within a CAMHS-LD team. A Certified Behaviour Analyst, she shared her...
Last week, youth workers from Services for Young People visited Bushey Meads School during lunchtime to talk with students about the exciting opportunities available in local...
We’re always looking for new ways to strengthen communication and keep our students connected. To support this, we’ve launched a new Year 8 Google Classroom where the Year Team...
This week, a small group of Year 8 parents met with Miss de Alwis and Ms de Groot for a productive discussion. The meeting provided an excellent opportunity to share feedback,...
This week, our Year 8 and 9 students had an important assembly focused on keeping safe and safeguarding. This was aimed at ensuring students understand the importance of looking...
Looking after children’s mental health is more important than ever. The South West Herts Partnership has put together a helpful guide full of practical tips and advice to support...
At Bushey Meads School, we are committed to ensuring that every student has the opportunity to achieve their full potential. To support this, the school receives additional...
We are pleased to share a comprehensive calendar of free parenting courses available to parents in South West Herts in the coming months. All courses are free and online and cover...
We’re pleased to share a new leaflet from Hertfordshire’s Children’s Wellbeing Practitioner (CWP) Service, outlining a series of free emotional wellbeing workshops for parents and...
Following on from last week’s Anti-Bullying Week, we want to remind all students that support is always available. On the student homepage, you’ll find the “Report Concern” button — a quick and confidential way to let us know if you’re worried about bullying, unsafe behaviour, or any other safeguarding issue.
Your concern will go directly to our Safeguarding Team, who will make sure the information is handled sensitively and passed to the right member of staff to offer help. No issue is too small, and you don’t have to include your name if you don’t want to.
We encourage all students to use this tool whenever something doesn’t feel right. Looking after each other is everyone’s responsibility, and speaking up helps keep our school community safe and supportive.
