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Last year during the Autumn Term, Travis in Year 8 attended an important meeting in my office and shared a vision he had created with Mr Smith, our Outdoor Education Coordinator,...
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Last year during the Autumn Term, Travis in Year 8 attended an important meeting in my office and shared a vision he had created with Mr Smith, our Outdoor Education Coordinator,...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our Monday Magic Moment this week had a very celebratory feel. Led by Advanced Lead Teacher and SIxth Form Leader Mr Harris, it was a chance to showcase all the exceptional work...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Thursday 29th June students from the Watford Inspires Project were invited for a tour of Vicarage Road Stadium. On our tour the students had talks about diversity and inclusion...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Hartsbourne Primary School and Little Reddings School enjoyed their cooking lesson this week as part of the secondary school experience week. Year 6 students learned the art of...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
During the Summer Holidays Watford FC Community Trust are running FREE to attend Football sessions at Moatfield Recreation Ground (WD23 3FE)! The sessions will run each Tuesday...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Mihir 12S Mr Chalkley has nominated Mihir for being such a reliable and helpful student who is always ready to support younger students. Mihir shows great empathy when dealing...
Posted by Giles Monks
ATHLETICS County League Athletics – Match 6 Date : Tuesday 13th June Another fantastic...
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Some of our most enthusiastic readers took on a challenge when they undertook to read the seven books chosen as finalists for this year’s Carnegie Medal. The Yoto Carnegies...
Posted by Teresa Turton
Last year during the Autumn Term, Travis in Year 8 attended an important meeting in my office and shared a vision he had created with Mr Smith, our Outdoor Education Coordinator, to place outdoor education firmly on the map within our school curriculum. He managed to secure £3000 of funding which started an exciting journey. Since then the outdoor education provision has grown exponentially from the construction of an Ed-Shed, the provision of a path to Ed-Shed, raised beds, recycled pallet tables, benches and chairs, the creation of a compost area, a specially designed workshop area inside the shed, a growing number of plants and vegetables, the opportunity to toast marshmallows around a fire pit……………the journey continues each and every day!

It was inspiring to walk around the BSJT Art Gallery and BMS Art Rooms last Thursday before the Annual Rewards Evening held in the Main Hall and see the inspiring pieces of art...
In order to support our students in making informed decisions about their future we were delighted to take all those who wanted to go from Year 12 to the UCAS Higher Education...