Powerful Progress 8 Assembly
Our excellent Year 11 cohort gathered in the Main Hall last Friday afternoon and listened attentively to Deputy Headteacher Mr Searle. The occasion was very poignant in their...
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Our excellent Year 11 cohort gathered in the Main Hall last Friday afternoon and listened attentively to Deputy Headteacher Mr Searle. The occasion was very poignant in their...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was good to see our talented Year 7 basketball team in action on Wednesday after school, leading 8 – 0 after the first quarter. Coach Mr Harris is pictured here providing...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are extremely fortunate at Bushey Meads to have such a great team of inspiring and dedicated Heads of House heading up our seven different and unique Houses across the school....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
At Bushey Meads we are fortunate to attract each and every year some superb student teachers and newly qualified teachers who come to work in our great school. Often they are the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Over the course of the past two months, our D&T students have been working hard on their practice NEA projects. They were tasked with selecting their favourite film and...
Posted by Niralee Pattni
Sensory evaluation is a scientific discipline that analyses and measures human responses to the composition of food and drink, e.g. appearance, touch, odour, texture, temperature...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Congratulations to Annabel Pointer who is our Reader of the Week. Annabel has achieved her bronze reading award. To reach this level of reading she has read four books and...
Posted by Claire Till
We have a new Martial Arts clubs starting on Saturday 5th February 2022, in the school gymnasium. The club is run for all age groups by Ronin Taijutsu, and they are running some...
Posted by Tejal Mistry
On Wednesday 26th January, we held our 4th Drop Everything And Read (D.E.A.R) event of the academic year- this time with the spotlight on non-fiction. As you know, BMS has a...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Over the last few years we have worked hard to develop our environment for learning and this has included creating a state of the art ‘Body Mind Soul’ Multigym...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are extremely fortunate at Bushey Meads to have such a great team of inspiring and dedicated Heads of House heading up our seven different and unique Houses across the school. Each Head of House brings their own distinct leadership flavour to their House family but all of them care immensely about the students in their care; all of them want each and every child to be successful and happy. House Assemblies do have a different vibe to our usual Year Group or Main School Assemblies and they provide an occasion where we see our superb sixth formers rubbing shoulders and being such great role models to the younger students in their House.
Mr Cox is Head of Elm House and his assembly on Wednesday was one of the most powerful I have seen in many years at Bushey Meads. Basing his message around a very clear image on the big screen in the Main Hall, he talked about success being a journey and one that can be celebrated at every small step along the way. Tying it into our all-important ‘Keys to Success’ he reminded students that the ‘starting’ is as important as the ‘keeping going’. Each and every one of us will have goals and aspirations and success will look different for each person. The main thing though is that each and every student in his assembly would have been inspired to take that ‘next step’ towards their goal.
Other Heads of House this week have created powerful online assemblies which CDCs have played in CDC time and some have also encouraged students to take part and share their ideas in the Main Hall about the important Theme of the Week SUCCESS – something at the very heart of our wonderful school.
Building on the success from last year, I am pleased to share that 120 students from KS3 to KS5 participated in the GAP Programme during the summer holidays. By engaging in...
It was a real privilege to walk around Year 11 English classes at the end of the Week 1 of our first Marking and Feedback Fortnight of the academic year. The idea of these...