Europa Centre French visit Friday 29th March
We reached the center at around 9 o’clock after a lengthy yet fun coach journey. When we arrived, we were taken to a classroom where we were split into four groups of seven....
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We reached the center at around 9 o’clock after a lengthy yet fun coach journey. When we arrived, we were taken to a classroom where we were split into four groups of seven....
Posted by Hilarie Charles
When we went to the Europa Centre, I found it very useful for my Spanish speaking skills and they really challenged our ability to speak in Spanish for a whole morning! I really...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
On Wednesday 3rd April, Year 12 MFL students accompanied by Miss Lago, took part in an inspiring visit to the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies at...
Posted by Hilarie Charles
Year 9 students spent part of enrichment day focused on one of our core values. This involved a lesson and then a creative writing activity. Mr Burnell’s class produced some...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Last Friday we were privileged to host an artist in residence at Bushey Meads who worked with a More Able group of 30 students who produced four stunning sculptures that have been...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It made for an inspiring start to the week to hear from three of our key leaders in the Learning Support Faculty at Bushey Meads School on Monday morning. We have a number of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Wednesday 3rd April saw our fourth enrichment day of the academic year. These days support the PSHE and careers curriculum as well as giving students the opportunity to deepen...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
In February, 39 students from Year 11 took part in the UK Intermediate Maths Challenge. The results and certificates recently arrived, giving students the opportunity to celebrate...
Posted by James Donovan
We reached the center at around 9 o’clock after a lengthy yet fun coach journey. When we arrived, we were taken to a classroom where we were split into four groups of seven. We were then given the name of a missing person and instructed to find as much information as possible about him/her. It was a mini treasure hunt!
Firstly, we were taken to various shops, supermarkets, butchers, bakery shops, etc.; here we were given vocabulary about the respective areas. This helped me learn new words in French and boosted my self-esteem. I never knew that I could speak such fluent French! When we visited a shop, we bought something with our fake credit cards and after that, we were allowed to ask questions about our hidden person. The first three to finish the task were given special prizes; luckily, I was one of the top three! At the end, they summarised the wonderful day and prizes were given out.
Overall, it was an amazing day for any language student; it helped me understand French in detail. I felt like I was in France! I would definitely recommend this trip.
By Kavya – Year 9
Last week, Mrs Paddick was delighted to watch year 10 students, Roshni Vara and Anton Brown, teaching an amazing lesson to their peers in French. Working from ‘More...
It was great to be able to join Oak House in their House Assembly on Monday of this week to give out two prestigious Executive Principal Awards to top sixth formers Charlie and...