MHAW – Stand up Concert
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 and to tackle this year’s theme of loneliness, we delivered the first ever BSJT Charity Stand Up Concert in coordination with Mr...
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As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 and to tackle this year’s theme of loneliness, we delivered the first ever BSJT Charity Stand Up Concert in coordination with Mr...
Posted by Stephanie Falusi
The Sixth Form Team want to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contribution made by a small team of our dedicated and community spirited Sixth Formers who organised and led...
Posted by Giles Monks
We would also like to make a special mention to the 50+ Sixth Formers who attended our first 2022 Study Saturday in the Sixth Form Centre last week. It is excellent to see your...
Posted by Giles Monks
On the 11th of May, a group of 5 students went to the Tate Modern as part of their Bronze Arts Award. An Arts Award is a great qualification that encourages young people to get...
Posted by Hannah Smart
Little Dorrit is a classic tale of imprisonment that was published in 1857. Upon publication it immediately outsold any of Dickens’s previous books. The story is set around...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
Last Monday, we took 31 members of our ever growing Dance Company to the Great Big Dance Off competition Regional heat. Both our Juniors and Seniors competed against...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
On Friday 13th May we ran our final Time2Sh9e session – Is Oxbridge Good Enough For You. Miss Smith went through some of the myths associated with Oxbridge, such as it is...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
It was great to hear from students and staff how well the Great Dance Off Competition at the Beck Theatre had gone on Monday of this week. The students were exemplary role models...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We have exciting job opportunities for suitably experienced individuals at our great school. If you would like to find out more please click on the links below. Teaching Vacancies...
Posted by HR
It was lovely to see some of our talented cricketers play against Westfield Academy last Thursday after school. The first match of the season started well with the opening batsman...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Friday 13th May we ran our final Time2Sh9e session – Is Oxbridge Good Enough For You.
Miss Smith went through some of the myths associated with Oxbridge, such as it is only for the privileged, it is not for students from comprehensive schools and it costs more money. She also shared some anecdotes of her time studying at Cambridge. Her session made it clear that whilst Oxbridge is not for everyone, it is certainly something that students should consider.
Although applying to university seems a long way away to our year 11s, we are always seeking to raise aspirations and help them to see the many different doors and opportunities open to them.
It was superb to welcome so many students and their parents and carers to our inspirational More Able Evening on Tuesday this week. Led by our More Able Coordinator Mrs Razavi and...
A welcome return to this competition after a 2 year break because of covid. 12 students entered the competition at the Watford track back in March. 3 students qualified for the...