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Do you have a real passion for teaching Science? Are you able to enthuse and motivate students to bring out the best in them? From September 2022 (earlier start possible) we are...
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Do you have a real passion for teaching Science? Are you able to enthuse and motivate students to bring out the best in them? From September 2022 (earlier start possible) we are...
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Do young people inspire you and do you have a genuine passion for Teaching and Learning? Are you a Science specialist with Good to Outstanding outcomes? From September 2022 we are...
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Do you have a real passion for teaching Science? Are you an effective leader with proven experience? From September 2022 we are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and dedicated...
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Last Friday morning our More Able Coordinator Ms Hargreaves inspired us to think about exciting plans for this year’s Flair Week, taking place during the last week of term....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week we are celebrating 25 years of World Book Day and in the dyslexia lunch club we wanted to focus on the fact that World Book Day is not just for avid readers but is an...
Posted by Emma Denton
Following such a successful reception after our production of Little Shop Of Horrors, now seems the right time to reflect on the impact that this show had on our students. Our...
Posted by Greg Knowles
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On Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd February staff enjoyed a conference based on Positivity and Wellbeing. We listened to an engaging keynote speech from motivational speaker Gavin...
Posted by Kate Hoskins
During the month of February, LGBT+ History Month is celebrated. History month is an annual month-long observance of LGBT+ history and is observed around the world. At Bushey...
Posted by Anthony Carter
The Pickwick Papers is Dickens’ first novel. It was originally serialised in monthly instalments and quickly became a popular success with sales reaching 40,000 by the final...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
Last Friday morning our More Able Coordinator Ms Hargreaves inspired us to think about exciting plans for this year’s Flair Week, taking place during the last week of term. The theme of the year underpinning our More Able agenda is ‘Gusto’ and we are all trying to encourage all students to develop great ‘enjoyment and enthusiasm’ in their learning, both in and outside of the classroom’.
Nearly forty Year 11 students have also been identified and invited to participate in our annual Time to Shine programme, assisting and encouraging them to secure those very top Level 9 grades at GSCE. In the morning Staff Briefing meeting key teachers shared ideas that they have used in the past and are planning to use this year as part of the school-wide celebration of our strong More Able agenda and to support all students to show Flair and Gusto in their learning.
As parents and carers do play your important part and look at the well-resourced More Able section of our school website: More Able at Bushey Meads
Do also take a moment to look with your child and the superb Gusto Booklet published earlier this year and packed full of a variety of activities that students can engage with to develop their Growth Mindset and improve their progress and attainment.
More Able 2021 - GustoLast week during CDC time across all year groups, some students were tasked with delivering the CDC activity in line with the ‘More Able Today Than Yesterday’ mantra. ...