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At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon...
At Bushey Meads School safeguarding the children in our care remains one of our top priorities. All staff work together with our highly trained designated Safeguarding Leads...
As we continue to prioritise the development of high level literacy with our students across the school community, it was great to be able to pop into 10 Ash’s Character...
The theme this year was ‘Power for Good’ Empowering students to take action against bullying through kindness, empathy and respecting difference, can prevent it...
PE Health and Health Faculty News (12th November 2025) NEWS Mr Cartledge Head of PE and Health DISTRICT CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS. On Wednesday this week the annual...
We all know that if something starts well and gets off to a good start and ends well, generally speaking the activity will be a success. Lessons are no different and it was good...
It was great to see CDC groups in C Block making such a positive start to the day last Friday morning with their usual Friday CDC reading. CDCs were reading the carefully chosen...
As a school it’s always lovely to hear of our students’ sporting successes outside of the school environment. At Bushey Meads we have some fantastic athletes who take part...
Dear All, Welcome back to yet another week at Bushey Meads School! Today’s a busy week for our hard-working Year 11s and Year 13s, they’re tackling their first mocks...
“Kindness doesn’t cost anything, but it means everything.” This week, our Year 7 students gathered for an inspiring assembly delivered by Assistant Pastoral Manager Mrs Doran on...
At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon Henry and Oliver Phillips, put these values into action by organising a bake sale to support a family friend battling a rare form of cancer.
Both students took the initiative to plan, organise, and run a bake sale during their free time; their efforts not only raised over £70 to help cover medical expenses for the family but also demonstrated the power of a ‘mind to be kind’ and community teamwork.
This inspiring act of kindness reminds us that when we live by the values of respect, responsibility, and relationships, we can truly make a real difference to people’s lives.
