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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...
Our Monday Magic Moment at the start of this week was led by Lead Practitioner Ms Bowe and three of our Advanced Lead Teachers: Mr Johnson, Ms Bruner and Mr Harris. Each of these...
Lead Practitioner Mrs Hoskins and Advanced Lead Teachers Mr Lyley and Mrs Jackson shared some exciting information about three new staff development strands being offered to all...
It was a real delight to walk through A Block classrooms on Friday morning last week and see all students following our fantastic Friday reading expectations which are designed to...
On Wednesday of this week it was a privilege to welcome Will Smith to Bushey Meads. He spent some time talking to our Chair of Governors Di Hoeksma and Vice Chair of the Trust...
It has been so wonderful to see the school’s eclectic range of clubs and activities that are offered beyond the usual timetabled lessons begin in earnest over the last few...
It was a real privilege to join one of our poignant House Assemblies this week on the theme of ‘Be Prepared.’ Miss Dolan (pictured here in the Main Hall) is the new...
Last week an article in the newsletter highlighted the hard work completed by our Site Staff led by our Site Manager across the Bushey St James Trust Mr Campion, who have all been...
Over the recent summer holidays our hard working Site Staff led by our Site Manager across the Bushey St James Trust Mr Campion, have been extremely busy upgrading many areas of...
For those who know the school well, we know how many hard working dedicated staff work at Bushey Meads School – staff who on a day to day basis go the extra mile for...
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 of our very important core values, that of Responsibility. The older students in our school have a very important responsibility to be exemplary role models to the younger students and to take that aspect of independent learning very seriously (whether in study periods in the Sixth Form Study Centre, Going for Greatness lessons at Key Stage 4, or through independent home learning tasks to get ahead with their attainment and progress towards GCSEs and in the Post 16 studies.)
All students in the school need to follow our Keys to Success in all lessons and also take responsibility for the school environment – inside and outside of the classroom and always acting with kindness to others in all that they do. If we all take full responsibility we will achieve great success – both individually and also as a school community.
Remember RESPONSIBILITY is really important!
