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Our highly successful ELSA event for Year 10 students was last Thursday. As part of Enrichment Day, the ELSA (Education, Learning, Skills & Achievement) team introduced an...
We were delighted to welcome one of our parents into school last week to speak with staff about her work within a CAMHS-LD team. A Certified Behaviour Analyst, she shared her...
Last week, youth workers from Services for Young People visited Bushey Meads School during lunchtime to talk with students about the exciting opportunities available in local...
As part of their enrichment programme, our Year 12 students spent a fascinating day in London on Thursday 6th November visiting some of the city’s most renowned museums. The trip...
We were able to have our very first Student Parliament of the Year where all Houses were able to come together and discuss the topic of ‘bridging the barriers’...
Our Year 10 students were absolutely fantastic during last week’s Enrichment Day, which focused on careers and preparing for the world of work. From start to finish, they...
Name: Lucas DC House: Elm Reason for nomination: Lucas DC has been chosen as our Student of the Week for his outstanding performance during Careers Enrichment Day....
Jack – 12Beech Very respectful, participating well in CDC activities and very successful Kindness Matters program. Well done for a successful start of Sixth Form!
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...
Our highly successful ELSA event for Year 10 students was last Thursday. As part of Enrichment Day, the ELSA (Education, Learning, Skills & Achievement) team introduced an array of employers to the cohort who ran a number of workshops to immerse our Year 10 students into the world of work. There were six sessions in total and the various groups would rotate to ensure they did not miss out on the prepared activity. One of the highlights was the ‘Mock Interview’ workshop where employers would ask questions and present some real life scenarios. Students were given some handy hints and tips, which will prepare them well for their Work Experience next March. A number of employers commented on how confident and conscientious some of our pupils are and there was a real buzz of excitement in the air. It was a privilege to be part of this event and to see our students shine.
