Kindness is Key
Our inspiring Pastoral Manager Mrs Blowers led some very powerful assemblies this week focused on our core value of kindness. She outlined to students how important our school...
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Our inspiring Pastoral Manager Mrs Blowers led some very powerful assemblies this week focused on our core value of kindness. She outlined to students how important our school...
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We are delighted that so many GCSE Music students are regularly attending our lunchtime and after school catch-up sessions in the music department. We are open every lunchtime and...
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Tuesday 3rd December saw the Bushey Meads Boccia team take part in the County round of the Schools Under 19’s Boccia Championship. The team, led by team captain Kai, played 4...
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Thanks to the generosity of sponsor Sir Harvey McGrath, concert pianist Richard Meyrick has been visiting schools throughout the UK with his inimitable and inspiring piano...
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This week we welcomed back Simon Wheeler to Bushey Meads School to talk to Sixth Formers. Simon is an Operations Director at a local company. He left Bushey Meads School in 1986...
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At the recent Open Sixth Form evening, Miss Lister and several of her Year 12 pupils asked a poignant question; who does better in education, boys or girls? People were invited to...
Posted by Chloe Lister
Year 11 GCSE art students worked hard over the last term on their townscapes project. The progress they have made since year 10 is astounding. They have completed a range of...
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The GCSE Art curriculum places a heavy emphasis on drawing from observation, as opposed to drawing from pictures. I decided in July to run a trip in September and apparently this...
Posted by Morag Waring
Our inspiring Pastoral Manager Mrs Blowers led some very powerful assemblies this week focused on our core value of kindness. She outlined to students how important our school mantra of ‘Our School has a Mind to be Kind’ is and praised the hundreds of students who are living out this mantra each and every day – highlighting then on the big screen in the Main Hall.Her message was simple but powerful – a small act of kindness can change someone’s day. Saying thank you to a teacher, offering to help a friend, demonstrating kindness to a stranger, being charitable etc. can have a real impact on changing our society for the better. She finished her motivational assembly by encouraging us all to choose a few things from Deputy Headteacher Mrs Ash’s Advent Calendar of Kindness to do this month as we look forward to Christmas. Above all keep being kind!