Year 10s Lead The Way in MFL
Last week, Mrs Paddick was delighted to watch year 10 students, Roshni Vara and Anton Brown, teaching an amazing lesson to their peers in French. Working from ‘More...
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Last week, Mrs Paddick was delighted to watch year 10 students, Roshni Vara and Anton Brown, teaching an amazing lesson to their peers in French. Working from ‘More...
Posted by Nicola Paddick
Marhaba! Would you like to speak Arabic but you don’t know where to start? Do you want to learn a bit more about the Arabic world? Welcome to our Bushey Meads School very...
Posted by Abir Montes
As part of Flair week, students in Mrs Paddick’s year 8,9 and 10 French classes were set a challenge to complete over the Easter holidays. They rose to the challenge and...
Posted by Nicola Paddick
Today, Monday 12th April 2021, I attended the new Italian lunchtime Club. It was really fun and we learned some Italian greetings such as ‘ciao’, ‘grazie’, ‘ci vediamo’ and ‘mi...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
Posted by Daniela Bourke
Happy Francophone Week! Did you know that French is the second most studied language in the world, with some 125 million students and 900,000 teachers of French abroad? It is...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
FLAIR week was a fantastic opportunity for our students to show-off their enthusiasm for languages and we loved seeing how proud the students are of their achievements. There was...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
Earlier this week, Ms Hargreaves gave me the opportunity to deliver a presentation about Francophone countries to my French class. Initially, the prospect of speaking to my peers...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
Posted by Daniela Bourke
In addition to the whole school World Book Day activities on 4th July, MFL students celebrated this special day by completing a range of additional activities in French and...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
Last week, Mrs Paddick was delighted to watch year 10 students, Roshni Vara and Anton Brown, teaching an amazing lesson to their peers in French. Working from ‘More able’ resources provided by their teacher, they had independently studied a really tricky area of grammar at home.
Their own learning of the ‘Subjunctive’ (an area normally covered at A level) was so well embedded that they were able to lead a very clear and well-planned lesson to support their peers to reach the top grades in French.
The delivery of the lesson and the thought-processes that went into the planning were so impressive and their peers have all gained knowledge that has stretched and challenged them to strive for the top. Well done to both Roshni and Anton.
¡Feliz Año nuevo! Year 7 students have been learning numbers from 1-100 in Spanish . We are closer to learning 2020!!
On Thursday 15th January, our Year 13 A Level Spanish students had the exciting opportunity to attend a student conference at the British Film Institute (BFI) in Southbank. The...