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At Bushey Meads School we all know what DIRT is – Dedicated Improvement and Reflection Time. On Monday in our Staff Briefing meeting Miss Smith reminded us all in her Monday...
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At Bushey Meads School we all know what DIRT is – Dedicated Improvement and Reflection Time. On Monday in our Staff Briefing meeting Miss Smith reminded us all in her Monday...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Helen Booth
As a thought for this week consider taking part in a daily Act of Kindness throughout December. There are some suggestions on the ‘Advent of Kindness’ that I have...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
An evening of festive music produced by the students at Bushey Meads School. The performance starts at 7pm on Tuesday 11th December. Adults tickets will be charged at £2.00 and...
Posted by Kashan Malik
Save the Date! You can apply for the UK’s first degree-level apprenticeship in economics launched by the Government Economic Service on 5th December 2018. An exciting opportunity...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
A Great Way to Start A Day! Last month saw the launch of the Bushey Meads School paired reading scheme. 25 carefully selected year 10 and 12 reading mentors underwent training and...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
It was great to join the Willow House Assembly last Friday morning and hear Mrs Speker talk to all the students about the importance of being organised and working together to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Posted by Kashan Malik
Key Stage 3 Ava 7 Sycamore – Ava has made an excellent start to Year 7 with over 100 achievement points and being in the top 10 for Year 7! She is a hard working and enthusiastic...
Posted by Kashan Malik
At Bushey Meads School we all know what DIRT is – Dedicated Improvement and Reflection Time. On Monday in our Staff Briefing meeting Miss Smith reminded us all in her Monday Magic Moment of the importance of DIRT; one aspect is that DIRT helps students make the important links between old and new learning.
As parents and carers do look at your children’s books and folders on a regular basis and make sure that they have a purple pen on them at all times.
As you know, all green pen comments made by teachers in their written marking need responding to by the students in their purple pen of progress.
This act (which often takes place in DIRT time) is where the real learning and progress takes place.
As we prepare to start our third and final Marking and Feedback fortnight of the year it was great to hear from top teacher and Lead Practitioner for English and Whole School...
This week it has been a real privilege to observe some of our outstanding Learning Assistants in action in classrooms across the school as they support the teachers and of course...