Going 4 Great
Preparing students for further education and apprenticeships Going 4 Great facilitates them in building independent learning skills. This timetabled lesson provides our year 10...
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Preparing students for further education and apprenticeships Going 4 Great facilitates them in building independent learning skills. This timetabled lesson provides our year 10...
Posted by Claire Till
STEM Club has returned this week, with students developing their designing and making skills through a range of mini projects and competitions. It was great to welcome...
Posted by David Chalkley
We’re back to school and what a great way to start the year! The Year 11 and Year 13 dance students were given the amazing opportunity to run a few dance lessons at...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
Alex Barton (Catering Manager) and the Team at Bushey Meads School received the award of Top Performing Site, in recognition of their commitment and hard work that the team have...
Posted by admin
Our Year 7 musicians have made an excellent start to the school year and have been working particularly hard at their singing. We have been focussing on warming up the voice, good...
Posted by Maria Fort
81% of us don’t feel that we spend enough time as we would like reading. To celebrate National Read a Book Day on Monday 6th September, classrooms around Bushey Meads School fell...
Posted by Anthony Carter
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Humayan Cetin 9/9/21 12 Sycamore Humayan is one of our new to school students joining us in our outstanding Sixth Form. He has settled in very well and is enjoying his time here,...
Posted by Des Timotheou
This week’s theme is ‘New Beginnings’ with all students enjoying Mr Turner’s assembly which looked at the everyone having a positive and successful year ahead. We all particularly...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Bushey Meads received a government grant to allow us to hold a whole week of catch-up and fun activities for our New Year 7 cohort. I was impressed with all our new students on...
Posted by Roa Dillon
Preparing students for further education and apprenticeships Going 4 Great facilitates them in building independent learning skills. This timetabled lesson provides our year 10 and year 11 students with the opportunity to take ownership, and in line with our 3 R’s responsibility for their learning. Each week students embark on a period of self-directed study.
This requires them to plan ahead thereby managing not only their work demands but also their time in a mature manner. As such, Going 4 Great gives students a bridge between being in school and entering into sixth form, college and apprenticeships where they will experience increased flexibility and independence in terms of the expectations placed on them. Hadi, year 11 saw a benefit of the lesson as being the chance to get homework done while having a teacher on hand and enabling him to revise at home.
81% of us don’t feel that we spend enough time as we would like reading. To celebrate National Read a Book Day on Monday 6th September, classrooms around Bushey Meads School fell...
All the hard work and effort from Mr Smith and his students in the outdoor area was evident for all to see when we returned from the summer break. All last year students...