DEAR Moment at BMS!
Ensuring our high profile focus on the importance of inculcating excellence habits of reading in all our students continued this week with our first DEAR (Drop Everything and...
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Ensuring our high profile focus on the importance of inculcating excellence habits of reading in all our students continued this week with our first DEAR (Drop Everything and...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This academic year our YC Hertfordshire service is now up and running. Our regular Personal Adviser is: Heidi Snowdon – in school every Monday and Tuesday Heidi will be offering...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
Our new year 12 Photography students experimented with slow shutter speeds in the dark space of the drama studio. All students really enjoyed creating beautiful visual light...
Posted by Sam Cole
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Our newly refurbished Main School Reception now proudly exhibits some stunning GCSE and A level art work. Four pieces by talented BMS artists T-Ala Marsh and Abirami Jalajan were...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Wednesday of this week, as part of our ongoing work to ensure the safety of all staff and students at the school in these challenging times, we welcomed Michaelene Holder-March...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As many of you are aware we have been working hard for a number of months to be able to welcome 800 Prospective Parents to Bushey Meads as part of their important process of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty welcomed back all year groups to lessons over the past week. It was particularly thrilling to see the new year 7, the new GCSE and A...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
At BMS we have real ambition for our students and staff alike and were therefore delighted to host our first Teacher Triad sessions of the year this week. This event saw staff...
Posted by Claire Till
Ensuring our high profile focus on the importance of inculcating excellence habits of reading in all our students continued this week with our first DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Moment of the academic year.
It was great to see students stop their planned learning in lessons and quietly read for 15 minutes at 12.45 pm on Wednesday in the Learning Hub. This was replicated across the school in all year groups.
Here a a few images of students engrossed in their books and kindles and some lovely and varied book titles for you to see.
Banned Books Week: The Power of Unsilenced Voices This week (October 1st – October 7th) we celebrate Banned Books Week, an annual event that champions the freedom to read. It’s a...
With World Book Day just around the corner we are excited to launch our book themed bake off competition! Students (and staff) are being invited to get creative with their bakes...