Simple but effective changes at BMS
A number of students and staff have commented on some of the many simple but effective changes we are making around the school site that are continuing to improve our environment...
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A number of students and staff have commented on some of the many simple but effective changes we are making around the school site that are continuing to improve our environment...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Maryam Razavi
Posted by Maryam Razavi
We recently took a group of biology students in Year 13 on a 3 day trip to a field studies centre, where they learned about ecology and completed practical work outdoors. Whilst...
Posted by Shaheel Mehta
Posted by William Thornton
Posted by William Thornton
To kick off science week, two year 12 biologists were tasked with explaining the anatomy of a rat, by conducting a rat dissection at lunch. Several questions were asked by younger...
Posted by William Thornton
During science week, Little Reddings school visited Bushey Meads School to watch a pluck dissection and learn about the Heart, Lungs and Liver. This was fantastically supported by...
Posted by William Thornton
This term has seen KS3 science club start up once again, with a fantastic number of curious young scientists participating in a range of fun and educational activities during...
Posted by Shaheel Mehta
In science our 6th form student leaders have been helping out with some of our KS3 lessons. They have been performing a variety of tasks such as assisting the teacher to help...
Posted by Helen Booth
A number of students and staff have commented on some of the many simple but effective changes we are making around the school site that are continuing to improve our environment for learning. For example our busy science corridor has a new fresh look, having had some old work benches removed and the walls redecorated. Inspiring displays highlight to students a few of the many career opportunities that exist for our successful scientists beyond Bushey Meads, as well as the well planned curriculum journeys throughout Key Stage 3 – 5 that show the various routes to this success.
Head of Faculty Miss Booth is also planning how the new look corridor space might be used more effectively to enhance learning in science and is considering various options – so watch this space over the next few weeks and months!
At Bushey Meads teachers are always looking for ways to increase engagement in learning, measure progressĀ and adapt lessons to ensure maximum achievement. The use of mini...