Outstanding Lessons at BMS
It is such a privilege to work with inspiring teachers and see our students fully engaged and making such good progress on a daily basis in lessons across our learning community....
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It is such a privilege to work with inspiring teachers and see our students fully engaged and making such good progress on a daily basis in lessons across our learning community....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Following our recent video submissions from our KS3 and KS4/KS5 dance teams, I am very pleased to announce that both teams have been successful in qualifying in ‘The Great...
Posted by Natalie Miller
Exciting dance projects are underway for BMS where we will be entering a regional dance competition called ‘The Great Big Dance Off’. Regional heats will be taking place in...
Posted by Natalie Miller
On Friday 28th September 2018, the Year 10 dance cohort went to the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) for their Enrichment Day. The students had a very busy day! Their first class was...
Posted by Annabel Simes
This year the KS3 dance showcase included 60 students spread across Year 7, 8 and 9. Both the students and teachers worked really hard on making it the best it could be. The whole...
Posted by Natalie Miller
On Friday 4th May 2018, the dance department held a Danceathon and Bake Sale to raise money for the new dance mirrors. Many students were in attendance to this great event, and...
Posted by Annabel Simes
It is such a privilege to work with inspiring teachers and see our students fully engaged and making such good progress on a daily basis in lessons across our learning community. Observing a superb Year 9 dance lesson in the Main Hall on Tuesday of this week was such a rewarding experience.
The lesson was brilliantly planned and crafted, enabling all students to recap and build on their prior learning, reflect back on challenging targets set to ensure excellent progress and develop many skills which they could take into any lesson across our varied curriculum.
Students were answering questions, talking in small groups, discussing their work, taking part in ensemble and individual physical dance activities, performing to the class and evaluating their work and the work of their peers. Their journey of learning was also captured effectively in their books and through the smart use of feedback stickers and key performance indicator tracking sheets.The talented teacher and some of the more able students in the group showcased and modelled the work brilliantly. It was a joy to see.
MOVE IT is the U.K.’s biggest and best dance event, celebrating all forms of dance and the performing arts. 44 students from Bushey Meads got the amazing opportunity to attend...