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The English teachers are always encouraging students to read widely in order to improve their vocabulary, punctuation, grammar and writing techniques. These skills are needed for...
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The English teachers are always encouraging students to read widely in order to improve their vocabulary, punctuation, grammar and writing techniques. These skills are needed for...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Key Stage 3 Archie 7 Elm – Archie has mad an impressive start to his Bushey Meads journey, having the most achievement points in the whole of Year 7, 133 to be...
Posted by Kashan Malik
Thorpe Park – Year 12 Business Studies The Thorpe Park business trip was a fun and interactive way to understand how a brand we all love and know operates in a competitive...
Posted by Sandra Kinghorn
If there are any girls interested in playing rugby then Fullerians RFC are keen for you to get involved. Do have a read of the leaflets below provided by Natasha in our Sixth Form...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our school always falls silent at 8.40 am on Friday morning every week as we dedicate 20 minutes in the busyness of our lives to reading. Some CDC groups read a set text together...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Last Thursday all staff at Bushey Meads were encouraged to wear something yellow to raise awareness of mental health and our desire to support all young people suffering with...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Communication was our Theme of the Week this week and Senior Assistant Headteacher Mr Searle led some very topical and thought provoking assemblies in the Main Hall. Pictured here...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This weeks scientist of the week is John Dalton who was the chemist that came up with atomic theory. His theory was that all matter is composed of atoms, indivisible and...
Posted by James Felix
7fHi.1 are studying different types of community in medieval times in their History lessons. One community was the “tithing” which was responsible for bringing its...
Posted by Roger Newbold
On Thursday 17th October I had the absolute pleasure of taking the newly recruited reading mentors team through their initial training prior to meeting their reading buddies. We...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The English teachers are always encouraging students to read widely in order to improve their vocabulary, punctuation, grammar and writing techniques. These skills are needed for all 4 GCSE English examinations and preparations start early.