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On Monday’s INSET day we spent time considering the extremely well respected research of Professor John Hattie, based at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. One of...
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On Monday’s INSET day we spent time considering the extremely well respected research of Professor John Hattie, based at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. One of...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was lovely to welcome the Year 12 and Year 13 students to their first full day of the new academic year. Ms Silla, Assistant Headteacher, delivered an assembly focused on...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
At the end of the academic year, we always take time to celebrate all the accomplishments and hard work the students have put in throughout the year. Special year group rewards...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
It has been great to welcome our latest cohort of Year 7 students to the school and see them make such a great start to their new journey through Bushey Meads. Already they are...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to capture a photo of our latest worthy winner of the 2025 Bushey Meads School Inspiring Sports Achievement Trophy. Many of you are aware that this prestigious trophy...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
We are delighted to welcome all students back to school for a brand new academic year—and a special warm welcome to our new Year 7 and who have made a fantastic start to their...
Posted by Nicky Hughes
All Year 7 and 12 students were involved in a special leadership assembly on Wednesday afternoon of this week. Assistant Headteacher Ms Silla led the assembly, ably supported by a...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Kirsty Beresford
Name: Teddy Smith House: Elm Reason for nomination: Teddy has shown outstanding resilience and made an incredible start at Bushey Meads School. Teddy has shown a remarkable...
Posted by Sarah Doran
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday’s INSET day we spent time considering the extremely well respected research of Professor John Hattie, based at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. One of his key works of research was entitled ‘Visible Learning’ – a meta analysis which reflected 15 years’ research and synthesised over 800 meta-analyses relating to the influences on achievement in school-aged students. His research involved many millions of students and represents the largest ever collection of evidence-based research into what actually works in schools to improve learning.

At the end of the academic year, we always take time to celebrate all the accomplishments and hard work the students have put in throughout the year. Special year group rewards...
Thank you to the vast majority of parents and carers who park sensibly to drop off their children in the mornings and to collect them in the afternoons. May we please remind all...