BSJT Teacher Toolkit – Well-Being
All teachers across the Bushey St James Trust met at Hartsbourne on Wednesday 20th November for the first Teacher Toolkit session, the theme of which was well-being. Although only...
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All teachers across the Bushey St James Trust met at Hartsbourne on Wednesday 20th November for the first Teacher Toolkit session, the theme of which was well-being. Although only...
Posted by Graeme Searle
Mr Mitchell, Head of Beech, delivered a thought provoking assembly to Beech House this Tuesday. He talked about the many achievements that Beech house already have this year,...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Key Stage 3 Polly 7 Elm – Polly has made an excellent start to her Bushey Meads journey. She is a conscientious and hard working student who always does her best in...
Posted by Kashan Malik
From Wednesday the 23rd to Tuesday the 29th of October 2019, there was a History and RE trip to Berlin and Krakow. It was organised and run by Mr Lyley, Mr Malik and Mrs Paddick....
Posted by Adam Lyley
It was great to see students in Elm House listening so intently to Miss Pattni’s typically inspiring assembly at the start of the day last Wednesday on the theme of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our new Scholastic Book Club is up and running! Go to http://schools.scholastic.co.uk/bushey-meads to browse the latest books and order online. For every £1 you spend on this...
Posted by Teresa Turton
Last week, I was delighted to take four of our students on one of the First World War Centenary Battlefields trips organised and led by the UCL Institute of Education. As with...
Posted by Roger Newbold
¡Hola! Year 8s have been learning in Spanish about “En la ciudad y en el campo“, about the differences between living in a city and in the countryside. Students...
Posted by Monica Palenzuela
Posted by James Felix
Posted by Kashan Malik
All teachers across the Bushey St James Trust met at Hartsbourne on Wednesday 20th November for the first Teacher Toolkit session, the theme of which was well-being.
Although only November, Hartsbourne had the Christmas decorations up and the event was designed as a Christmas Fayre – there were ten stalls, each focused on a different element of well-being that staff visited in small groups.
However, the occasion began with the Hartsbourne choir singing a Christmas song for the teachers (and the parents of the choir who were invited to watch) which was a fantastic way to kick things off. The children performed an excellent rendition of ‘What Christmas Means to Me’ with a dance routine to compliment it and it put a smile on everyone’s face immediately, which was in keeping with the well-being theme.
As part of mental health awareness week over 20 members of staff took part in a friendly – well supposedly friendly!! – rounders match on Wednesday afternoon. Split...