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Families First We would like to draw your attention to a Hertfordshire service for any families that are struggling, for example with the cost of living crisis or other challenges...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
TOTW is Black History Month. It is a chance for all at Bushey Meads to celebrate and recognise all of the diversity and progress of black individuals and black contributions to...
Posted by Madeline Silla
This year has seen a fantastic start in the classroom with brilliant lessons taking place across the school. One of the biggest ways students can improve their school work is to...
Posted by Joe Beswick
During the first Enrichment Day of the year, our year 11 students completed the first official part of their GCSE English language qualification: the spoken language endorsement....
Posted by Anthony Carter
I am delighted to share the exceptional achievements of my year 11 students in their recent Augmented Reality Coursework. After much anticipation, we have received the final...
Posted by Mo Abusef
In Mrs Ram’s class, Year 9 have been proactively looking at living cells, and their components. To enhance their knowledge, they have been doing a series of activities which...
Posted by Vishanti Ram
PE Health and Health Faculty News (9th October 2024) NEWS Mr Cartledge Head of PE and Health FOOTBALL Year 7A Boys v Marriots (County Cup) AWAY Mr Harris Date: Wednesday...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
On Tuesday the Learning Support department welcomed parents of students with Education and Health Care Plans to Bushey Meads to meet their child’s advocate. This event is...
Posted by Helen Seed
Assistant Headteacher Ms Silla led a series of very poignant and informative assemblies this week to launch Black History Month. This year’s Black History Month theme,...
Posted by Madeline Silla
Last Friday our Friday Faculty Focus presentation in Staff Briefing was led by our newly appointed IT Manager across the BSJT Mr Booth. He spoke about the hugely important theme...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
During the first Enrichment Day of the year, our year 11 students completed the first official part of their GCSE English language qualification: the spoken language endorsement. To be successful in the endorsement, students need to speak for 4-10 minutes on a topic of their choice, whilst also answering a range of questions from their peers. The eclectic range of topics included “Was Princess Diana Murdered?”, “Have Biopics Gone Too Far?”, “Will AI Take Over the World?”, and “Is Veganism the Way Forward?”.
In the English faculty at Bushey Meads, we are exceptionally proud of our year 11 students and they all did themselves and their teachers proud, with a significant number of the highest grades already being given for the performances.
Mental Health Champion Training – By Harriet Year 10 Mental Health Champion training was a day where we learnt how to cope with our own mental health and how to help others...
Our BMS students have recently celebrated the European Day of Languages with a series of engaging activities that brought our community together to appreciate the rich linguistic...