Year 7 Raising Aspirations
On Monday 6th July, our Year 7 students took part in a Raising Aspirations session delivered by the University of Hertfordshire. The session encouraged students to start thinking...
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On Monday 6th July, our Year 7 students took part in a Raising Aspirations session delivered by the University of Hertfordshire. The session encouraged students to start thinking...
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On Tuesday this week our some of our Year 13 students came into school for our Raising Achievement Day. They used the time productively to attend revision sessions and work in...
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On Tuesday of this week our staff training day focussed solely on our core purpose of raising achievement. Colleagues across the school were working hard creating new schemes of...
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On Tuesday the 5th May we saw Bushey Meads teachers inviting Year 11 and Year 13 students into school for their annual Raising Achievement Day. This Day is dedicated to our...
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On Friday 6th February we had our Raising Achievement assembly for Year 11 students. It was a fantastic celebration of how far the students have come in their Key stage 3 and 4...
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It was great to be able to welcome so many of our hardworking Year 11 students and their parents and carers to the school on Tuesday evening and gather in the Main Hall to hear...
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On Monday 6th July, our Year 7 students took part in a Raising Aspirations session delivered by the University of Hertfordshire.
The session encouraged students to start thinking about their future and the many opportunities available to them beyond school. Representatives from the University of Hertfordshire spoke about higher education as one possible pathway, introducing students to the wide range of courses on offer and explaining how support is available for those who choose to study at university.
Students also explored the different routes into careers, learning that while some professions require a university degree, many others can be accessed through alternative pathways such as apprenticeships and vocational training. The key message was that there is no single route to success, and that every student should aim high and choose the pathway that best suits their interests and ambitions.
We would like to thank the University of Hertfordshire for delivering such an informative and inspiring session for our Year 7 students.

On Tuesday 14th July we were invited to JCoSS, a Jewish School in Barnet to take part in an interactive “Change Makers” session. This was led by year 10 students at...
My name is Owen, I attended Bushey Meads from 2015 to 2022, from Year 7 through to Year 13. During my time there, I was given many fantastic opportunities, including working as a...