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Over the past few weeks, Year 7 students have embarked on a thought-provoking journey into the world of war poetry. In class, they have been exploring how poets have used their...
Mrs Hughes, Head of Ash House, led the House assembly this week on the theme of Equality and Diversity. She talked through celebrating the differences between us all, linking to...
We cordially invite you to the annual Bushey Meads Christmas Soiree on Tuesday 10th December at 5pm. Tickets will be sold via Eventbrite at the price of £5 for adults, free to...
At Bushey Meads School, we’re proud to offer students and teachers access to Kerboodle, a comprehensive online learning platform that enhances our curriculum and supports a...
Over our last marking and feedback fortnight I had the opportunity to take an in depth look at how marking and feedback is delivered in our faculty. It was great to get together...
On Tuesday we saw the return of our famous House Arts event! A fantastic evening showcasing all the artistic talents in our school. This year the theme was “Equality and...
Since September, Miss Chander and I have been running a history club during Tuesday lunchtimes. The focus for the first half term has been Remembrance, and each pupil chose an...
At Bushey Meads School we are privileged and honoured to have so many children and staff who speak a number of different languages and not just the French and Spanish languages...
It was inspiring to join the Year 13 English Literature A level class on Tuesday of this week and see how well the students were doing under the exemplary teaching of Mr Dawson...
Since September, Miss Chander and I have been running a history club during Tuesday lunchtimes. The focus for the first half term has been Remembrance, and each pupil chose an area from the two world wars that interested them and they spent the time researching their topic and then writing their articles.
It has been lovely seeing our pupils coming to the history club and choosing to do this in their free time. To see them so engaged and enthusiastic as they researched their chosen area has been really wonderful. All of them came to the club with ideas of what they wanted to write about, and have produced some very interesting and informative pieces of writing.
The students were extremely enthusiastic when they were shown a book that was published at the end of 1914, about the first few months of the Great War, as the First World War was then known. They were also fascinated to see a death penny, something that families received when a loved one was killed when serving for their country. These pennies had the name of their family member engraved on it.
History Club is every Tuesday lunchtime in H4
Bushey War Memorial
