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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 our Ofsted inspection in January 2025, we invited a County Education Behaviour Adviser to visit Bushey Meads and carry out a behaviour review. The aim was to gain an...
Shortly after completing his GCSEs this summer, Year 12 student Ollie took on an extraordinary challenge: running 100 miles in just 30 days to raise money for Great Ormond Street...
We’re excited to launch the Attendance Lottery for this term, which will start on Monday 15 September and run for 10 weeks. All students who achieve at least 95%...
Last Saturday, Khaden in Year 9 took part in the Watford Football Club Step-Up Challenge – a demanding event involving 2,000 steps up and down the Watford Football Club stadium on...
Well done to all the students who managed to average 95% attendance or more for 10 weeks this term. The winners of the attendance lottery drawn in assemblies this week were Mason,...
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 after their wellbeing and knowing where to turn for support if they ever feel unsafe or unsure.
We were pleased to be joined by representatives from Services for Young People, who spoke about the support they offer to young people in the local area covering a wide range of issues, including mental health, relationships, careers advice, and more.
Students were encouraged to think about how they can keep themselves and others safe, both in school and in the wider community, and were reminded that there are always trusted adults and services available to help.
Services for Young People will be returning at lunchtime on Thursday 6 November, when students will have the opportunity to speak with them informally, ask questions, and find out more about the support available. We encourage students to take this opportunity to engage and learn more about how to stay safe and supported.
