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It was great to drop into 8 Oak and 8 Ash’s CDC rooms and see Miss Sumpter and Mrs Wilson’s Character Development Groups on Friday at the end of last week. Exemplary...
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It was great to drop into 8 Oak and 8 Ash’s CDC rooms and see Miss Sumpter and Mrs Wilson’s Character Development Groups on Friday at the end of last week. Exemplary...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Head of Dance Mrs Bragoli and Advanced Lead Teacher Ms Joannou led the Monday Magic Moment in our Staff Briefing Meeting at the start of the week and shared their ideas for how...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday of this week it was impressive to see the whole school community practising a fire drill – evacuating the buildings in a short space of time in an orderly fashion...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As a school we are constantly looking for ways to develop the learning environment here at BMS and also make the social spaces as nice as possible for all students. Our Sixth Form...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday evening of this week three of our Senior Students joined the Senior Leadership Team for the first hour of the strategic meeting to share an impressive update about their...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week, in commemoration of Armistice Day, our Key Stage 3 students immersed themselves in the poignant verses of “In Flanders Fields” by war poet John McCrae....
Posted by Anthony Carter
At Bushey Meads School, we are committed to ensuring that assessment plays a central role in supporting our students’ academic growth and personal development. We firmly believe...
Posted by Joe Beswick
Today, students had the chance to participate in a boxing session led by Luca, a boxing trainer and mental health coach who works with local schools to promote mental well-being...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
Our BTEC Children’s Play, Learning and Development students went on an insightful trip to Broadfields Primary School. Since we have been understanding the developmental norms of...
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On Thursday 7th November, as part of our enrichment day programme our Year 10 students got the opportunity to take part in a careers immersion day hosted by ELSA Next Generation....
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
This week, in commemoration of Armistice Day, our Key Stage 3 students immersed themselves in the poignant verses of “In Flanders Fields” by war poet John McCrae. Engaging in a variety of enriching tasks, students honed their analytical writing skills while delving into the profound themes of remembrance and sacrifice depicted in the poem. These activities not only enhanced their literary appreciation but also fostered a deeper understanding of the historical significance of Armistice Day.
The study of McCrae’s evocative work culminated in a moving two-minute silence, allowing students to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served in the wars. This collective moment of contemplation provided a powerful conclusion to their week’s studies, reinforcing the importance of remembering and honouring our past.
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