Getting Gritty
This week some of our year 10’s have been ‘getting gritty’ in line with our More Able agenda theme of showing passion and perseverance in their studies. They...
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This week some of our year 10’s have been ‘getting gritty’ in line with our More Able agenda theme of showing passion and perseverance in their studies. They...
Posted by Lauren Wright
During this week’s CDC time our form representatives were giving feedback to their groups following the student parliament meeting prior to half term. The meeting was...
Posted by Kashan Malik
Conducting a joint learning walk around some of our Performing and Visual Arts classrooms on Wednesday afternoon of this week was a really inspiring moment in time. In music the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As part of their Level 3 Diploma in Food Science and Nutrition, the Year 12 students completed an internally assessed 3.5 hour practical assessment. The Brief: ‘A local spa is...
Posted by Fiona Amao
Following our recent really successful Ofsted inspection last term it was great to receive this letter of congratulations from Jenny Coles, the Director of Children’s...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The SAM Learning 10 Hour Challenge took place between Monday 1st April – Monday 22nd April in which students were encouraged to complete 10 hours of study on SAM Learning....
Posted by Graeme Searle
For those of us who have been at the school a number of years we will truly recognise the difference in science teaching at Bushey Meads. Under the superb leadership of Mr...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
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...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by James Felix
With the GCSE and A level examination season well underway, I would like to thank all the staff for continuing to really go the extra mile for all our hardworking Year 11 and 13...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week some of our year 10’s have been ‘getting gritty’ in line with our More Able agenda theme of showing passion and perseverance in their studies. They have been participating in group work that elevates their thinking skills; looking at perception, language association and cross curricular learning. Next week they will be taking their ‘gritty grabber’ (a positive feedback card) which captures moments of GRIT observed by the teacher in all lessons.
The Main Hall was packed to the rafters twice over on Tuesday evening this week for our inspiring now annual More Able Evening. Current and previous students showcased their...
On Wednesday morning we launched the Curiously More Able Initiative (CMAI) with 60 students from cohort one. Students completed a practical circle time activity that touched on...