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Name: Aiden House: Ash Reason for nomination: Helping a young student in Little Reddings. Showing our school value of responsibility and building positive relationships...
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Name: Aiden House: Ash Reason for nomination: Helping a young student in Little Reddings. Showing our school value of responsibility and building positive relationships...
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Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
We would like to take this opportunity to signpost avenues of support should you have an urgent safeguarding concern. These are particularly important to be aware of if you have a...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Safeguarding During the School Holidays As we approach the holiday season, we want to remind all parents, carers, and students of the importance of safeguarding and ensuring the...
Posted by Olivia De Groot
Year 12 Accelerate 2025 Programme Accelerate is a year-long academic and pastoral support programme for Year 12 students who intend to study science, technology, engineering,...
Posted by Mo Abusef
Winners of the Anti-bullying poster competition 2024 are: 1st place Sean 10A Joint 2nd Anaisha 07E and Isabelle 10O Huge Congratulations to all three of you...
Posted by Helen Mateides
This week’s KS5 Student of the Week is Sebastian C in 12S, recognised for his incredible dedication and commitment both in and out of the classroom. Sebastian has been an...
Posted by Jonathan Harris
We all know that the ability to communicate confidently is hugely important in life. Communication with others is at the heart of relationships, debate, understanding and...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Last Friday Year 11 and 13 students enjoyed a really special assembly led by one of our BMS Alumni. Since leaving Bushey Meads Derrie has joined the RAF and has been undertaking...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Year 11 chemistry students recently completed a practical exercise involving identifying an unknown substance using tests for positive and negative ions. Students observed unique...
Posted by Maryam Razavi
As the term winds down, the library has become a bustling hub for students revising for exams, completing assignments and taking a well-deserved break with a good book. With its quiet study areas and collaborative workspaces, the library offers the perfect environment for focused work and productivity. We have noticed an increasing amount of students visiting the library before and after school to complete their work.
In addition to providing academic resources like textbooks and online databases, the library is a key spot for finishing up coursework.
For those seeking relaxation, the library’s diverse collection of fiction and leisure books offers the perfect escape from the pressures of student life. Comfortable seating areas provide a peaceful retreat where you can unwind and recharge.
Whether you’re here to study, finish assignments or relax with a book, the library is the place to be as we head into the final stretch of the term.
We look forward to welcoming more students from all year groups to the library we’re proud to offer.
Last Thursday it was good to represent Bushey Meads School and the Bushey St James Trust, alongside Rebecca Tregear the Headteacher of Little Reddings Primary School at the termly...