Domestic Violence Awareness assembly
At Bushey Meads Sixth form, we understand that Education reaches far beyond the classroom. Increasing student understanding is a key part of preparing them for adulthood and that...
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At Bushey Meads Sixth form, we understand that Education reaches far beyond the classroom. Increasing student understanding is a key part of preparing them for adulthood and that...
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We know that a good day starts with a full stomach, so our caterers, Innovate, are expanding our breakfast offerings to ensure everyone has access to a warm meal before the start...
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We are pleased to share an invitation from Hertfordshire Constabulary and Hertfordshire County Council Services for Young People. They are seeking Black young people (aged 14–18)...
Posted by Olivia de Groot
With just 35 school days to go until the GCSE examinations start, staff at Bushey Meads are doing everything they can to support the hard working Year 11 students to prepare as...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to hear from our More Able Coordinator and Associate Leader Mr Johnson shortly before the recent half term holiday in a Staff Briefing Friday Faculty Foci. With our...
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I would like to thank Deputy Headteacher Mr Beswick for arranging an inspiring annual Governors Training Event for all our hardworking and dedicated Governors who serve and...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to hear from Deputy Headteacher Ms de Groot at the start of this half term and be reminded in our Monday Magic Moment in Staff Briefing in the Main Hall of some of...
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It has been great to welcome some delightful students to our school recently and see the continued popularity of Bushey Meads School as a school of choice for our new joiners....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Jack Latham – For great participation during form, and enthusiastically leading activities.
Posted by Syeda Naqvi
At Bushey Meads Sixth form, we understand that Education reaches far beyond the classroom. Increasing student understanding is a key part of preparing them for adulthood and that it why members of the Hertfordshire constabulary recently gave us a thought-provoking talk on the serious topic of Domestic Violence awareness. Students were engaged in a topic and this sparked real open conversation on what can often be a difficult subject. We are grateful to Hertfordshire Constabulary for supporting our students in developing the knowledge and confidence to recognise and respond to such important safeguarding matters.

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We are pleased to share an invitation from Hertfordshire Constabulary and Hertfordshire County Council Services for Young People. They are seeking Black young people (aged 14–18)...