Careers & WRL Newsletter article for 5th March
What an exciting week for our Year 10 students. For many of them this is their first experience entering into the world of work. Our fabulous pupils have chosen a variety of...
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What an exciting week for our Year 10 students. For many of them this is their first experience entering into the world of work. Our fabulous pupils have chosen a variety of...
Posted by Mala Patel
Ms Pattni, Lead Practitioner, and Mr Godfrey, Advanced Lead Teacher, delivered extremely useful CPD to staff on Friday morning on the topic of marking and feedback. The CPD gave...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Dear Bushey Meads Students We are officially celebrating British Science week from Monday 10th March to 14th March 2025. Science lessons will have specific themes and there will...
Posted by Vishanti Ram
Sociology : Year 13 Students Investigate CAGE and Crime In our Year 13 Sociology class, students recently explored a compelling topic that delves into the reasons behind criminal...
Posted by admin
Do you think you can outsmart your Heads of House? Now’s your chance to prove it! Join us in the Hall on Tuesday 18th March from 2pm-4pm for the highly anticipated Beat the...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
This week is National Careers Week and it coincides with our Year 10 Work Experience. The Theme of the Week is Innovation so in CDC time students have been thinking about what it...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
With World Book Day taking place on Thursday and exciting innovative projects and activities planned for next week’s Science Week, the Theme of the Week Innovation was all...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to see the students in Mr Newton’s Year 9 science class ask and answer so many questions as part of a science experiment demonstration earlier this week. As the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As a multi academy Trust it is always good to connect in with other successful organisations and over the last few weeks the school has been represented at the Wren Academy Trust...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Key members of the BMS Teaching and Learning Team and other exemplary staff shared some simple but highly effective strategies for enabling students to smartly self and peer...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our GCSE Textiles students have been busy bringing their creative ideas to life as they work hard on their practical projects. This year, they have been designing and making products based on two exciting contexts: ‘Supporting or Participating in Sport’ and ‘Eating Away from Home’.
For the sport-themed projects, students have explored ways to enable athletic performance whilst keeping up with trends for their clients. Some are designing sportswear, focusing on breathable and stretchable fabrics, while others are creating accessories such as sports bags. These projects require careful fabric selection, precise stitching, and innovative design solutions to meet the needs of the client, whilst demonstrating their own technical skill.
Meanwhile, those working on the ‘Eating Away from Home’ theme have taken a more lifestyle-focused approach. Students are producing practical lunch bags and even portable picnic accessories.
Throughout the process, students have demonstrated dedication, refining their sewing techniques, experimenting with different textiles, and problem-solving to bring their ideas to life. The attention to detail and creativity on display is impressive and we cannot wait to see their final products.
I am proud of the effort our GCSE Textiles students have shown and I look forward to celebrating their finished projects soon!
On Tuesdays after school as group of creative year 9s have been developing their fashion illustration skills, taking part in a project runway style challenge that we have...
Lead Practitioner Miss Pattni’s Year 11 Textiles classroom was bustling with activity on Tuesday afternoon and all students were highly engaged in a whole variety of...