A Big Thank You to Our Amazing Support Staff!
It takes a whole team to make Bushey Meads the special place it is — and we want to take a moment to shine a well-deserved spotlight on some of the true heroes of our community:...
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It takes a whole team to make Bushey Meads the special place it is — and we want to take a moment to shine a well-deserved spotlight on some of the true heroes of our community:...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
On Thursday 6th November we had a very special visitor to school. Laurence Brass, County Councillor for North Bushey and Chairman of Hertfordshire County Council. Laurence came to...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Why we’re shining a light on men’s mental health As we recognise Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s vital to remember that while mental health affects everyone, there are...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
As our students commute to and from school using public transport, it’s important to remind them—and support them—in traveling safely and responsibly. Encouraging good habits on...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Year 8 have been busy learning about circuits. It was great to see them putting all the theory into action. The enthusiasm from the students about how great their teacher was and...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
On Wednesday we welcomed the Skin Deep Theatre Company into school. Year 9, 10 and 11 watched their performance which tackled some hard hitting themes affecting the lives of...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Self‑harm among teenagers is a growing concern in the UK. As they negotiate emotional, social, and academic pressures, many young people feel overwhelmed and struggle to find...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
The Knife Angel is a national monument made of over 100,000 knives surrendered to police services across Britain serving as a stark and emotive reminder of the dangers and impact...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
For all year groups we are required to pass on certain information to Hertfordshire Services For Young People (SFYP). SFYP Hertfordshire are the local government’s information and...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
At Bushey Meads, we believe that learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our school motto—Respect, Responsibility, and Relationships—guides everything we do, including the...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
It takes a whole team to make Bushey Meads the special place it is — and we want to take a moment to shine a well-deserved spotlight on some of the true heroes of our community: our incredible support staff.
Every single day, these wonderful people help keep our school running smoothly and make sure our students have the best possible experience. From the friendly faces who greet you in the office, to the learning assistants who give that extra bit of support in lessons, to the technicians who make sure everything works just as it should — they all play a vital part in school life.
And it doesn’t stop there! Our cleaners keep our classrooms sparkling, our site staff make sure everything is safe and working, and our lunchtime team brings warmth, smiles, and delicious food to the middle of every busy day. Together, they create an environment where students can learn, grow, and feel cared for.
Often, their work happens quietly in the background — but without them, the school simply wouldn’t be the same. They’re the steady hands, the problem solvers, and the cheerleaders who keep things running, often going above and beyond to help both staff and students.
So, this week, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all of our support staff. Your hard work, kindness, and commitment make our school a better place every single day. You are truly the heartbeat of our school community — and we’re so lucky to have you!

As part of their enrichment programme, our Year 12 students spent a fascinating day in London on Thursday 6th November visiting some of the city’s most renowned museums. The trip...
I would like to once again thank the 310 students who took the time to send in a nomination for their ‘best teacher’ from 2024.25 at the end of the last academic year....