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It was a privilege to join our superb Year 7 cohort in their final assembly of the year and see them looking so smart and listening so attentively to their Pastoral Managers Miss...
As it is flair week, CDC’s have been given the opportunity to allow members of their CDC Group to “take charge” and present the theme of the week...
Karris and Jonathan devised an activity in CDC time on Wednesday to motivate their peers to complete a challenging task. The students were given the task of stacking 7...
It was a privilege to join 8 Elm’s Character Development Time earlier this week and listen to our outstanding Head of Faculty for PE Mr Cartledge’s virtual assembly...
Mrs Raymond, a Governor at the school, and I were delighted to have the opportunity to join 8Ash for their CDC time on Monday 1st March. The session began with wishing Seth...
I popped into Miss Collins’ classroom during Character Development Coach time a few weeks ago to see how things were going and ended up staying for the duration, as a result...
It was a privilege to visit all Year 7 Character Development Groups for their CDC time at the start of the week last week and see all students so engaged with the activities...
It has been a real privilege to see first hand all students engaging positively in the vertical Character Development Groups created for our annual Vertical Tutoring Fortnight....
Head of House Mr Piper and Associate Leader Mr O’Kelly led the Friday Faculty Focus last Friday to prepare all staff for this year’s vertical tutoring fortnight. In mixed age...
Our Friday morning silent reading sessions in Character Development Time (CDC Time) are now becoming an embedded part of the way we are strengthening our key literacy agenda at...
It was a privilege to join our superb Year 7 cohort in their final assembly of the year and see them looking so smart and listening so attentively to their Pastoral Managers Miss Hanton and Mr Mitchell, poised and ready to start Year 8 in September. Miss Hanton and Mr Mitchell were reminding them of all the really important attributes of being an outstanding student at BMS: smartly dressed, well equipped for learning, having a positive Attitude to Learning (AtL) in all lessons and developing excellent skills for independent learning. The Year 7s have done so well this year, despite the obvious challenges and have achieved much as a cohort and also individually. We look forward to our usual prestigious End of Year Prize Giving Assemblies where we formally celebrate their outstanding achievements and to then welcoming them back to school in September as even more mature high achieving students within our inspiring learning community.
