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It was fantastic to be forwarded this message from social media a number of times during the recent half term holiday. Many of you who follow the Bushey Facebook pages may have...
You may recognise the expression “it is better to give than receive”, but this is backed up by research which shows that people who are kind and compassionate see clear benefits...
As we settle back into the new academic year we would like to remind all students of our uniform expectations so that we can avoid any misunderstandings about what is and is not...
With just a few more weeks left of this academic year it is a good opportunity to reflect on the effects of this year on our own wellbeing and self-esteem. There can be few...
Follow these tips to nurture your wellbeing and increase your resilience. Share Don’t keep things bottled up. Talking about your feelings with friends, family or your teacher or...
It was fantastic to be forwarded this message from social media a number of times during the recent half term holiday. Many of you who follow the Bushey Facebook pages may have seen this post last week. This is a perfect example of the kindness we have come to expect of our students. The three students involved were Jessica in 10M, Emmy in 10S and Lila in 8S. Having spoken to them myself they typically down-played their parts in this act of kindness. The maturity with which they took responsibility for the small child, when adults walked away, is impressive. Having taken him to the café they waited with him for some time before his parents could be traced. All three girls have received R5s in recognition of their exemplary behaviour outside of school and the pride we take in having such excellent young people within our School.
Our students continue to be a great credit to themselves, their families and our school community and make us all proud.
