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Last week was Holocaust Remembrance Week and each year, the group received an assembly on tolerance. I believe this assembly is important to help us understand the impact and...
Last week at Bushey Meads, we kickstarted our annual vertical tutoring programme! As a school community, we aim to create a kind environment between students regardless of...
Congratulations to Lucy Dempster, our Student of the Week! Lucy has been chosen for being diligent, hardworking, and conscientious, consistently putting maximum effort into...
I would like to nominate Leo Fernside from Year 12-Willow for Student of the Week in my CDC. Reason: Demonstrates punctuality and outstanding participation. Mr. Senthilkumar
Menaal N – Always positive and active participation in CDC. Always respectful and punctual.
As part of their enrichment programme, our Year 12 students spent a fascinating day in London on Thursday 6th November visiting some of the city’s most renowned museums. The trip...
this week.Snippets n’ snapshots of performing arts A dramatic entrance to this week! Year 13 students initiated Pre Public Exams of devised performances, showcasing an...
On Tuesday Ms Silla, Assistant Headteacher, gathered Year 13 students in the Sixth Form Study Centre for an important assembly focused on raising achievement. The assembly was to...
Our Year 12 students have settled so well into Sixth Form life and all of the new to school students have felt very welcomed by all BMS students and staff. This made for a very...
Behind the scenes of a sixth former Becoming a sixth form student gained a substantial amount of responsibility but more freedom. The dramatic transition from secondary...
Last week was Holocaust Remembrance Week and each year, the group received an assembly on tolerance. I believe this assembly is important to help us understand the impact and importance of the Holocaust. It is essential that we remember the Holocaust as it was a genocide that effected the entire world and changed our views on war and genocide.
As part of my prefect role, I’m responsible for being in certain areas of the school during lunch to make sure no one is where they shouldn’t be. This helps keep everyone safe and stops busy areas from getting too crowded. Being around the school also means students can come to me if they need help, and it’s a good way for me to support the school community and set a positive example.
To get a head start to the new month in regards to mental health week, our assembly this week, conducted by Ms Greenwood, helped us reflect on the significance of becoming resilient. We, as a school, prioritise the 3 Rs: Relationships, Responsibility and Respect . The assembly taught us that the impact of resilience comes with great responsibility!
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Menaal Naweed
Riya Patel
Ehra Gargaritano
