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Keep a Quiet Counsel, Be Positive and Put Children First were some of the key thoughts high on my agenda last week as the world of education struggled again to grapple with the...
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Keep a Quiet Counsel, Be Positive and Put Children First were some of the key thoughts high on my agenda last week as the world of education struggled again to grapple with the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by James Felix
It was inspiring to see Mrs Aden’ maths students on Tuesday morning engaging so well with their ‘hybrid‘ live lesson and working so hard. Over half of them were physically in the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to see how well science teacher Mr Thornton was adapting to the new hybrid landscape of teaching students in the room and also those on line. The lesson was about...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are delighted to share the fantastic news that one of our Y13 students has received a conditional UCAS offer to study at the University of Oxford. We wish them well as they...
Posted by Giles Monks
It was inspiring to hear from IT Manager Mr Furr and top teacher Mr Gray as we move as a school to the next level with our remote learning. The latest government U-turn made last...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Monday saw Mr O’Kelly (Acting Assistant Headteacher) leading a motivational Magic Monday Moment for staff. At a filmed briefing that was then shared with staff he went...
Posted by Claire Till
It was great to be able to step into one of our Key Stage 4 Business Studies lessons taught by Mr Malik and see the hybrid model of teaching in the real and virtual world taking...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are very proud of our students at Bushey Meads and we are delighted to recognise hard work in all forms. The pastoral team chose the student of week by looking at all the...
Posted by Helen Blowers
In line with our Positive Behaviour for learning at Bushey Meads School, staff are encouraged to praise and reward students exhibiting the positive behaviours we desire and when...
Posted by Graeme Searle
Keep a Quiet Counsel, Be Positive and Put Children First were some of the key thoughts high on my agenda last week as the world of education struggled again to grapple with the myriad of mixed messages coming from all sides. What was helpful was to reflect back on many hugely positive messages from stakeholders that have been coming into school on a daily basis over the last few weeks – Christmas and New Year messages for the hard working staff at Bushey Meads. Here are just a few of them – I hope they bring optimism and hope for 2021 to your soul.
Dear Mr Turner, I just want to say that you are all amazing putting yourselves in the frontline, such a challenging time for the world and you all deserve a medal Year 9 Parent |
Dear Mr Turner, I just wanted to write a quick email to thank all the staff at Bushey meads for all that they have done this last term in these troubled, stressful and at most time confusing times you have all dealt with it brilliantly. I do hope you manage to get some sort of holiday over Christmas with all your new added pressures because you all very much deserve it. Merry Christmas and see you again in January. Best regards, Year 8 Parent |
Hello Mr Turner, |
Dear Mr Turner, |
Dear Ms Blowers, |
To all the Bushey Meads Team |
Dear Mr Turner |
Dear Mr Turner |
Dear Mr Turner, I would like to take this opportunity to say Thank you very much to you and all the staff members for everything you have been doing to keep the school running and safe. Happy New Year to you and all the staff members. Kind Regards, |
Thank you for keeping us in the loop. I do hope all staff had a proper rest as it seems as if this term will be as challenging as the last if not more so. I hope you and all head teachers get clear guidance on this mass testing that is supposedly going ahead in schools. Good luck for the next year and anything we governors and trustees can do to support you all please let us know. Here’s to a year where the virus decreases and life becomes less stressful. |
Dear Mr Turner and all staff, Governors and Trustees, I would like to wish all of you Good Luck for 2021 and the undoubted trials ahead. It seems inappropriate to say “Happy New Year” so I am trying to find a “new normal” version of that. We all have a large task ahead in working to overcome this deadly virus but it is vital work to keep us all safe and well and to promote the best possible outcomes for our children and young people. Keep up the good work! With very best wishes |
Thank you, Mr Turner. A difficult start to the New Year but I wish you and the staff all the very best for 2021! Keep safe and well and let’s hope we can get back to some sort of normal soon. |
Monday saw Mr O’Kelly (Acting Assistant Headteacher) leading a motivational Magic Monday Moment for staff. At a filmed briefing that was then shared with staff he went...
It was great to be able to step into one of our Key Stage 4 Business Studies lessons taught by Mr Malik and see the hybrid model of teaching in the real and virtual world taking...