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It was superb to welcome so many students and their parents and carers to our inspirational More Able Evening on Tuesday this week. Led by our More Able Coordinator Mrs Razavi and...
It was superb to welcome so many students and their parents and carers to our inspirational More Able Evening on Tuesday this week. Led by our More Able Coordinator Mr Harrop and...
On Monday morning our More Able Coordinator and MFL Teacher Mr Harrop launched our More Able Initiative for 2022 entitled Drive with all staff in our Monday Magic Moment during...
On Tuesday 28th June, I had the greatest pleasure to be able to take a group of 40 students on a day out to Thorpe Park as a way of congratulating them on their commitment to...
On Friday 13th May we ran our final Time2Sh9e session – Is Oxbridge Good Enough For You. Miss Smith went through some of the myths associated with Oxbridge, such as it is...
On Friday 29th April the year 11 Time2Sh9e group had their second workshop, this time focusing upon how to attain the top grades in Science. Mr Mehta talked our students through...
By Dayna and Luxman Have you ever wondered why your cake rises, and what gives it its delectable fluffiness? Or even why your cakes always turned out like flat failures? Well Kush...
Our last week of term was FLAIR week 2022, a chance for students to get involved in many of the additional activities and opportunities offered by the amazing teaching staff at...
On Tuesday 26th March, as part of our FLAIR week, I had the greatest pleasure in taking 25 year 11 students on a trip to Balliol College at Oxford University. The students were...
Last Friday morning our More Able Coordinator Ms Hargreaves inspired us to think about exciting plans for this year’s Flair Week, taking place during the last week of term....
It was superb to welcome so many students and their parents and carers to our inspirational More Able Evening on Tuesday this week. Led by our More Able Coordinator Mrs Razavi and some of our inspiring More Able students, the packed audiences had a chance to reflect on what they could do to continue to stretch themselves across and beyond all areas of the curriculum as they strive to excel in their subjects at BMS.
The evening was punctuated by some excellent performances and presentations by musicians, dancers, STEM Champions and inspiring More Able students from across all year groups in the school.
This year’s theme of Leading Together has been chosen to remind students that together you can achieve more – working together with the school, with your family members and with your peers can motivate you to achieve great success; something that is proven time and time again in our modern, ever changing workplace environments.It was a truly inspiring evening and we hope that all students identified as being more able in one or more subjects really use the ‘Lead Together’ More Able Booklet and engage in as many More Able projects and activities as they can to increase their enjoyment and happiness as superb More Able learners at BMS.
