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Mrs Hoskins was teaching year 11 who were completing pieces on the theme of ‘Reflections’. Each students with a different idea. Ella Cannon felt that the theme reminded her of the...
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Mrs Hoskins was teaching year 11 who were completing pieces on the theme of ‘Reflections’. Each students with a different idea. Ella Cannon felt that the theme reminded her of the...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Mr Chalkley has been busy in his workshop going above and beyond in support of our dyslexic students. He has designed and created a number of rulers for our students who have...
Posted by Claire Till
Posted by Danielle Bowe
As we all consider what we can do to continue supporting each other during these difficult times, this week’s National Children’s Mental Health Week seems all the more...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to walk around the school last Friday morning and speak to students attending in person, face to face lessons and also say a quick hello to students connecting in...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As we complete another week of impactful live lessons, it was great to get a few more accounts from our students about their experiences and how they are trying to make the best...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
With the emphasis on live lessons being streamed to the 90% of our school population working from home, additional challenges are being embraced by the hardworking teachers at...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
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Year 10 D&T students have been working on their 3D CAD skills this week. Using an online CAD drawing program called TINKERCAD, the students have developed their skills through...
Posted by David Chalkley
Next week is National Apprenticeship week and here at Bushey Meads we have seen a significant rise in the number of students who have left us and gone on to a wide range of...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
Mrs Hoskins was teaching year 11 who were completing pieces on the theme of ‘Reflections’. Each students with a different idea.
Ella Cannon felt that the theme reminded her of the beaches

Whereas Maisie Wraight took a more macabre take on the theme, choosing to focus upon skulls.

On-line the class had shared their pictures and Mrs Hoskins provided detailed feedback to ensure learning was always moving forward.

Next door, Ms Mylett’s class were also drawing skulls – human and animals. Inside they had to choose an appropriate tagline. Students both online and in class were thoroughly enthused.

On 24th to 27th February a group of sixth form Art and Graphics and Photography students travelled to Spanish city of Barcelona, the Catalonian capital. Day one. We arrived in...
Ms Hoskins and Mr Heywood were very pleased with the final outcomes that this years yr11 students produced in their recent GCSE art PPE. They were proud to put them on show to...