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Year 10 Willow House have continued to impress with their exceptional behaviour and curiosity during Friday reading sessions. Their enthusiasm for learning and genuine interest in...
On Thursday 6th November we had a very special visitor to school. Laurence Brass, County Councillor for North Bushey and Chairman of Hertfordshire County Council. Laurence came to...
As part of our Word of the Week programme, students explore how understanding word roots can help them unlock the meanings of unfamiliar words across all their subjects. By...
Name: Edie House: Sycamore Reason for nomination: Edie showed incredible confidence and respect as she played The Last Post in front of the whole school whilst we observed a...
This week, our Year 11 and Year 13 students started their Pre-Public Examinations (PPEs), and I have been truly impressed by their attitude and conduct. From queuing up to sitting...
We’re always looking for new ways to strengthen communication and keep our students connected. To support this, we’ve launched a new Year 8 Google Classroom where the Year Team...
It takes a whole team to make Bushey Meads the special place it is — and we want to take a moment to shine a well-deserved spotlight on some of the true heroes of our community:...
\Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust is offering new sessions for parents and carers Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust is inviting parents and carers to take part in a series...
‘Generation Hertsmere’ is the annual careers fair run by Hertfordshire County Council. A number of local employers from the world of TV to construction to Watford FC,...
Year 10 Willow House have continued to impress with their exceptional behaviour and curiosity during Friday reading sessions. Their enthusiasm for learning and genuine interest in discussion have created a wonderful atmosphere of engagement and reflection.
Last Friday, Mr Kasza led the group with his usual energy and enthusiasm, bringing the story to life as he read. Students were eager to ask thoughtful questions and explore the themes and ideas raised in the book, sparking meaningful conversations that went beyond the pages.
It’s fantastic to see our young people so invested in reading and discussion. Friday reading continues to be a highlight of the week, a time when minds are opened, curiosity is encouraged, and a love of learning is strengthened.
