Bushey Meads’ longest paper chain
73/ge1 have been working hard in geography especially in the run up to their exams. Using the activities from the link in last week’s newsletter. We decided to make revision...
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73/ge1 have been working hard in geography especially in the run up to their exams. Using the activities from the link in last week’s newsletter. We decided to make revision...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
On Saturday it was our privilege to accompany some of the school netball players to see a Super League Netball match at Herts University. In a must win match for local team...
Posted by Sarah Cooper
Our first Study Saturday for the Year 11 GCSE Class of ’22 was held last weekend and over 60 students attended. Students mainly focussed on Biology, Psychology and Sociology...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Dear Parents, I have recently been contacted by Jane Rogers and Vanessa Robinson who are the Co-Chairs of Governors of the Sunflower Federation. The Federation comprises Meadow...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
One of the huge benefits of attending Bushey Meads is having access to our extensive open spaces at break and lunchtime – particularly during the summer months. Over the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Stand Up Concert organised by some of our Sixth Form Community Leaders last Thursday was one of the highlights of the year for the many students, staff and parents who...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Sixth Form Team want to recognise and celebrate the outstanding contribution made by a small team of our dedicated and community spirited Sixth Formers who organised and led...
Posted by Giles Monks
We would also like to make a special mention to the 50+ Sixth Formers who attended our first 2022 Study Saturday in the Sixth Form Centre last week. It is excellent to see your...
Posted by Giles Monks
On the 11th of May, a group of 5 students went to the Tate Modern as part of their Bronze Arts Award. An Arts Award is a great qualification that encourages young people to get...
Posted by Hannah Smart
Little Dorrit is a classic tale of imprisonment that was published in 1857. Upon publication it immediately outsold any of Dickens’s previous books. The story is set around...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
73/ge1 have been working hard in geography especially in the run up to their exams. Using the activities from the link in last week’s newsletter. We decided to make revision paper chains.
revision-ideas-x-60.213458657Every piece of paper had to have a question and the answer on before assembling. At first it was a competition to make the longest paper chain however they soon realised if they worked together they could all be winners and make an incredibly long paper chain.
The students were not only learning key points for their end of year exam but they were having lots of fun they hardly realised they were working. The paper chain is now proudly up in H5.
Although there has been massive changes to the access of religious education around the world, the teaching and learning of religion shall not be stopped! Religious Studies is a...
As we celebrate Black History Month I want to throw light on several amazing black explorers who made their mark in history. Over centuries, the world has been blessed with...