High Expectations in Year 9 Music
It was great to drop in to Mr Butler’s Year 9 music lesson on Friday last week and see all the students making a really focussed start and answering two questions that related to...
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It was great to drop in to Mr Butler’s Year 9 music lesson on Friday last week and see all the students making a really focussed start and answering two questions that related to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to see James in Year 7 turning up for breakfast club in the LRC earlier this week wearing his new Gryffindor scarf. His mum was so proud of him gaining the very first...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Main Hall was packed to the rafters twice over on Tuesday evening this week for our inspiring now annual More Able Evening. Current and previous students showcased their...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Elm House assembly this week led by Head of House Miss Pattni reminded students of the importance of visualisation and the power of imagining success. When combined with hard work...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week it was great to hear the wisdom of Associate Leader and Head of Sixth Form Mr O’Kelly as he spoke to all the students in the school in our daily assemblies. He explained...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
At Bushey Meads School we have a very eclectic and embedded culture of sharing best practice across all levels of the organisation to promote strategies related to improving...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Tuesday of this week we held our now annual Governors’ Day and many of our hardworking governors joined us to take part in a variety of activities designed to support the...
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Posted by Jeremy Turner
As many of you are aware throughout the year, every half term, each faculty is asked to nominate one student from each year group to receive a prestigious High Achiever Award...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As one of the country’s first and leading technology colleges, with all our experience and rich legacy we continue to maximise the use of cutting edge state of the art resources...
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It was great to drop in to Mr Butler’s Year 9 music lesson on Friday last week and see all the students making a really focussed start and answering two questions that related to the topic of ‘music for specific times and places’.
Mr Butler reminded the class of the clear objectives and demonstrated to the class what to do using a visualiser to show his playing on the screen!
He was encouraging the students to respond to their self and peer assessment completed in DIRT time on booklets specially designed to capture the progress made.
A clearly designed laminated sheet effectively supported the practical music learning journey ahead.
In preparation for the start of this academic year, a newlook Teaching and Learning Team (TLT) was put together at BMS which consists of: Miss Davey – Advanced Lead Teacher...
We are delighted to announce our extracurricular timetable for music this academic year. Due to the current situation we will be running year group days for our KS3 students as...