Mental Health Champions
Monday 15th May marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week. As a school we are passionate about raising awareness about the importance of...
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Monday 15th May marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week. As a school we are passionate about raising awareness about the importance of...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Over the weekend many households, families and communities will be coming together to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III. As part of the celebrations a new...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
It’s the time of year when the key focus us on revision. Teachers of Year 11 and 13 are coming up with innovative ways to help the students revise and support them through the...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
CDCs had training on the Unifrog Software, a career package that we have been using successfully with our older students. We will be rolling the programme out with our younger...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
On enrichment day Year 10 had a two hour session called Mental Health Matters. This session was delivered by external speakers all working in the field of Mental Health,...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
What a way to start the half term. On Friday afternoon the SEND team put on their musical extravaganza. With songs and dances from the musicals the SEND students, under the...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
The third enrichment day of the term was held last week. Enrichment days takes pupils off timetable and allow them to become immersed in an activity or theme for the whole day....
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Bringing up teenagers can be tricky, confusing and frustrating. Sometimes during the transition from primary school to secondary school we can feel like we are losing our fun,...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Collaboration between school and parents has always been at the heart of Bushey Meads core values. We understand that parental support and inspiration is instrumental in helping...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Last Friday the school was buzzing with activity for our first whole school enrichment day of the Year. These days are designed to support and enrich the already varied curriculum...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Monday 15th May marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week. As a school we are passionate about raising awareness about the importance of maintaining a positive mental health and ensuring our staff and students know how to recognise signs of deteriorating mental health. In school PHSE lessons and on enrichment days we dedicate sessions to talking about and understanding Mental Health . Year 10 recently had a session delivered by the Chamber of Conscience, a team of Mental Health Professionals that gave the students a real insight into the issues that surround poor mental health.
Our Theme of the week for next week is Mental Health. Students will be having assemblies and spending time in CDC time to discuss these issues. We also recognise the importance of peer support and we are offering 20 students the chance to become ‘Mental Health’ champions in the school. Students will be given information about what a Mental Health Champion is and how they can apply during assembly next week.
Head of Willow House Mrs Speker led an inspirational assembly this week for all students and staff in Willow House reflecting on the importance of understanding and fully...
Our inspiring Head of Standards, Safeguarding and SEN Mrs Ash led the very important Main School Assemblies this week which reminded all students about one of our 3 Rs – one...