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At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon...
It’s been a busy week here at Bushey Meads, and as the weather is getting colder, our students are more dedicated than ever! In light of this week’s theme of ‘progress’. It...
It’s been really busy (and very impressive!) a few weeks in Sociology as Year 11 and Year 13 get stuck into their PPE revision. Both groups have been working incredibly hard, and...
Please see the attached information about some free therapy session being offered by Sandbox. Free group therapy sessions for 12-14-year-olds with anxiety – starting 25 November...
‘Generation Hertsmere’ is the annual careers fair run by Hertfordshire County Council. A number of local employers from the world of TV to construction to Watford FC,...
I was very impressed to see the calm and focussed atmosphere for learning in all the science labs I visited on the last day of the half term before the recent holiday. In some...
Beware! Look left and right… The theme of the week was focused on responsible travel for students. As many pupils at Bushey Meads commute to school using public transport,...
Name: Mohammad House: Sycamore Reason for nomination:For supporting a new student not just to the school but to the Country. Being a role model and a fantastic...
Since the start of this term, I have been delivering dance workshops at Hartsbourne Primary School and Little Reddings School. I have also been able to take some of our wonderful...
I would like to once again thank the 310 students who took the time to send in a nomination for their ‘best teacher’ from 2024.25 at the end of the last academic year....
At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon Henry and Oliver Phillips, put these values into action by organising a bake sale to support a family friend battling a rare form of cancer.
Both students took the initiative to plan, organise, and run a bake sale during their free time; their efforts not only raised over £70 to help cover medical expenses for the family but also demonstrated the power of a ‘mind to be kind’ and community teamwork.
This inspiring act of kindness reminds us that when we live by the values of respect, responsibility, and relationships, we can truly make a real difference to people’s lives.
