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It was fantastic to be forwarded this message from social media a number of times during the recent half term holiday. Many of you who follow the Bushey Facebook pages may have...
This half term brings a change in activities in PE lessons and students need to make sure they have the correct kit for all activities. An email has been sent home to all parents...
On 1st November 2021, the Bushey St James Trust held a Staff Conference for all teaching and associate staff. There were a range of workshops and we were encouraged to investigate...
Are you or anyone you know (family / friends / community members) able to support students at Bushey Meads School with work experience and careers related activities this year?...
Our year 11 students had the opportunity to partake in Elevate Education workshops. This involved guest speakers guiding the students through a range of activities designed to...
On Thursday 4th November our outstanding Y12 students completed a successful ‘EPQ study day.’ Students worked very enthusiastically on their individual research...
Lauren Coleman 13A Lauren is another of our fantastic Year 13 students. She is always hard working and shows dedication to her studies; making excellent use of her study periods....
Our year 10 students engaged in an Enterprise Day as part of their enrichment curriculum. This saw the students using communication skills and developing strategic awareness. The...
It was a real pleasure to attend a very successful Year 7 Celebration Evening on behalf of the Humanities and Social Sciences faculty, Thursday 21st October and to see so many...
Congratulations to Charles Pavlou in year 8 who has completed his Silver reading award. Between May and November he had to read six books of different genres, plus a book of...
It was fantastic to be forwarded this message from social media a number of times during the recent half term holiday. Many of you who follow the Bushey Facebook pages may have seen this post last week. This is a perfect example of the kindness we have come to expect of our students. The three students involved were Jessica in 10M, Emmy in 10S and Lila in 8S. Having spoken to them myself they typically down-played their parts in this act of kindness. The maturity with which they took responsibility for the small child, when adults walked away, is impressive. Having taken him to the café they waited with him for some time before his parents could be traced. All three girls have received R5s in recognition of their exemplary behaviour outside of school and the pride we take in having such excellent young people within our School.
Our students continue to be a great credit to themselves, their families and our school community and make us all proud.
