Leading the Way: Sharing Our Inclusive Practice
For years, Bushey Meads has been strong on inclusive education. While many schools struggle to accommodate students with Education and Health Care Plans, often citing the gap...
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For years, Bushey Meads has been strong on inclusive education. While many schools struggle to accommodate students with Education and Health Care Plans, often citing the gap...
Posted by Helen Seed
Once a week, two friendly therapy dogs, Archie and Zorro, visit a group of young people as part of the Pets As Therapy charity. These gentle, well-trained dogs bring comfort,...
Posted by Helen Seed
On Tuesday the Learning Support department welcomed parents of students with Education and Health Care Plans to Bushey Meads to meet their child’s advocate. This event is...
Posted by Helen Seed
This week, Learning Support ran our own SEN Sports Days alongside the main school event. Organised by our Lead Learning Assistant for PE, Mr Kwok, Years 7, 8 , 9 and 10 had the...
Posted by Helen Seed
As part of the Enrichment Day on Friday 4th November, a small group of Year 8 and 9 students took part in a series of outdoor challenges set by Assistant Headteacher Mrs...
Posted by Helen Seed
For years, Bushey Meads has been strong on inclusive education. While many
schools struggle to accommodate students with Education and Health Care Plans,
often citing the gap between student needs and mainstream secondary expectations,
we have been working hard to meet those needs. Through our bespoke Pathway
curriculum, we’ve proven that students working below Key Stage 2 levels can thrive
in a secondary setting.
Bushey Meads School has now partnered with DSPL9, Herts For Learning and
Garston Manor School to launch a landmark project designed to upscale SEND
expertise across all local schools, ensuring that all year seven students entering at
pre- KS 2 levels to access a secondary curriculum.
The inaugural meeting for participating schools took place on 20th April 2026 at
Garston Manor School. Our SENDCO Mrs Seed and Pathway Coordinator and
Specialist SEND teacher Mrs McNaughton attended the event. Mrs McNaughton
delivered a well- received presentation on a typical Year 7 English lesson to
representatives from 7 local schools.
Bushey Meads will continue to support this project and are excited to showcase the
incredible work happening in our classrooms every day and to help shape a more
inclusive future for students across the county.
Mrs Seed – SENDCO

In our Monday Magic Moment at the start of this week it was good to hear in our Staff Briefing meeting from Deputy Headteacher Ms de Grrot and be reminded of the importance of our...
It was an amazing experience to attend the Watford Careers and Enterprise SEND networking event at Watford FC stadium. We learnt about the different programmes available through...