Skin Deep Theatre Company
On Wednesday we welcomed the Skin Deep Theatre Company into school. Year 9, 10 and 11 watched their performance which tackled some hard hitting themes affecting the lives of...
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On Wednesday we welcomed the Skin Deep Theatre Company into school. Year 9, 10 and 11 watched their performance which tackled some hard hitting themes affecting the lives of...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
Students have been making fantastic progress this half term through our Boxing Positivity initiative. Led by a qualified trainer (Luca), the sessions give students the opportunity...
Posted by Daniel Mitman
Our Year 12 students have settled so well into Sixth Form life and all of the new to school students have felt very welcomed by all BMS students and staff. This made for a very...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Self‑harm among teenagers is a growing concern in the UK. As they negotiate emotional, social, and academic pressures, many young people feel overwhelmed and struggle to find...
Posted by Tracy Greenwood
On Wednesday 24th September, we were delighted to welcome our Year 7 parents into school for our annual ‘Come Dine With Me’ event. The morning began with tea and coffee in the...
Posted by Daniel Mitman
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Name: Sophie House: Ash Reason for nomination: For being an exemplary student with fantastic behaviour and attitude to learning. Sophie has made a fantastic start to...
Posted by admin
In our most recent A Level Dance lesson, the tables were turned as our students stepped into the role of teacher. Taking charge of the session, they delivered an engaging...
Posted by Lucy Joannou
I would like to once again thank the 310 students who took the time to send in a nomination for their ‘best teacher’ from 2024.25 at the end of the last academic year....
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Looking after children’s mental health is more important than ever. The South West Herts Partnership has put together a helpful guide full of practical tips and advice to support...
Posted by Olivia de Groot
Denny’s home life is troubled. She is the daughter of a single parent mum who struggles with a drug addiction, meaning Denny is often left without money or food. When Denny is groomed into a gang by an older man, it’s no surprise she’s easily influenced into doing what he wants.
Audiences witness as Denny begins carrying a knife for protection. Leading to a life changing event for Denny and those close to her. Based on true events, this hard-hitting show immediately connects with students through compelling dialogue and rap music.
Skin Deep are working alongside the Hertfordshire Constabulary supporting their Lives Not Lives project.

This week’s Year 13 Student of the Week is Spartak N in 13S, recognised for his incredible dedication and commitment in his CD time. Spartak’s attitude to learning has also been...
Name: Lila House: Beech Reason for nomination: Lila consistently demonstrates a positive attitude, and it’s been wonderful to see her confidence continue to grow....