BMS Student Recognised in National Young Writers’ Competition
It was superb to hear about the success of one of our students last week who had recently entered a national young writers’ Competition. Nieka in tutor group 7 Willow sent...
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It was superb to hear about the success of one of our students last week who had recently entered a national young writers’ Competition. Nieka in tutor group 7 Willow sent...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On 26th April, 20 students from across Year 8 had the opportunity to watch the live broadcast of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Macbeth. Bushey Meads School was one...
Posted by Liam Lester
At Bushey Meads, our year 11 English students have been working exceptionally hard over the last month. This has undoubtedly set them up nicely for that all important final...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
GCSE English students weren’t the only ones working hard over Easter. Our A Level English Literature, Creative Writing and Language & Literature students were all in over the...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The 9th of February was just an ordinary day, but not for Bushey Meads. We had a visitor: Harry Bibring. One of the few Holocaust survivors left in the WORLD. He delivered us a...
Posted by Holly Levitan
Our Year 11 students are working really hard in all lessons post their Pre Public Exams or PPEs last week. Many of them are aiming to improve already very good GCSE levels but...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was superb to hear about the success of one of our students last week who had recently entered a national young writers’ Competition. Nieka in tutor group 7 Willow sent off a fabulous poem that she had specially crafted for the competition which the judges chose to be included in a book The Poetry Games – Teen Spirit. All the poems in the publication were selected on their imagination, creativity and use of language.Congratulations Nieka – we are proud of you!


Little Dorrit is a classic tale of imprisonment that was published in 1857. Upon publication it immediately outsold any of Dickens’s previous books. The story is set around...
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ (1960) by Harper Lee This Pulitzer Prize winning novel concerns the essential nature of right and wrong and how good and evil can coexist. Through...