Improving Staff & Student Wellbeing through Dance
Let me introduce you to Dr Peter Lovatt, also nicknamed as ‘Dr Dance.’ After his time at school, he became a professional dancer and then combined his love for Dance...
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Let me introduce you to Dr Peter Lovatt, also nicknamed as ‘Dr Dance.’ After his time at school, he became a professional dancer and then combined his love for Dance...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
The Year 10s have been working hard during their dance theory lessons, learning and developing their knowledge on new dance styles under the Hip Hop umbrella. By watching and...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
The ethos of the Dance department at Bushey Meads is for students to experience dance at a Professional level. Whether this be through trips to the dance shows, performances or...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
The Dance Department have been making a few changes, ready to put into practice in the next academic year. New Units! Myself and Miss Dolan have introduced new unit topics into...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
The wider Dance community have been very inventive during lockdown, whilst we can’t watch live dance or take part in dances. There have been many projects showing...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
GCSE and A Level Dance at Bushey Meads allows our students to explore a range of dance styles with a heavy focus on both performance and choreography. In both the A Level and GCSE...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
Last week, 40 Year 7 and 8 students visited Sadler’s wells Dance theatre to watch ‘Sampled.’ Sampled is an annual event where dancers from all...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
Dance is a subject that has grown over the past 4 years to become a core part of what Bushey Meads has to offer. With Mrs Rosa building the department from the ground up and Miss...
Posted by Kashan Malik
On Tuesday 26th March, the GCSE dance and A Level students showcased their work to a live audience. This was an extremely successful event and enabled the students to gain...
Posted by Lizzy Rosa
Bushey Meads Dance Company has been established for four years and we decided to take it to the next level by expanding the company and offering places to students from Years 5...
Posted by Lizzy Rosa
Let me introduce you to Dr Peter Lovatt, also nicknamed as ‘Dr Dance.’ After his time at school, he became a professional dancer and then combined his love for Dance and Psychology to complete several degrees including a Masters and PhD. However, he states that he only learnt how to read and write when he began dancing at the age of 20. He has completed numerous amounts of research and found that Dance has the power to make us happy and smarter!

At Bushey Meads, we know how important Dance is as it’s a great form of exercise and stimulates our emotional being. To get Britain dancing, in the name of fitness and emotional wellbeing, Dr Lovatt created the ‘happy dance,’ a viral trend to get every dancing. BMS staff had to give this a go and it was a huge success, with many teachers saying it put a smile on their face and lifted their whole mood. If you are interested in his research, Dr Lovatt has recently released his novel ‘The Dance cure’ and has a series of podcasts out called ‘The Power of Dance.’
With the recent introduction of a multigym at Bushey Meads School, many staff at BMS and across the BSJT wasted no time in completing their gym induction so they can start using...
We are in the midst of a global paradigm shift, as the impact and status of the COVID-19 virus evolves daily. As the world faces uncertainty, fear and anxiety are heightened and...