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Following on from last week’s Anti-Bullying Week, we want to remind all students that support is always available. On the student homepage, you’ll find the “Report Concern” button...
Many schools recognise something known as the “Year 8 Dip”, a natural stage in early adolescence where students may experience shifts in motivation, confidence, or behaviour. As...
Name: Matias House: Willow Reason for nomination: He has made an excellent start since starting at Bushey Meads. He consistently demonstrates the 3 R’s —...
It’s been a busy week here at Bushey Meads, and as the weather is getting colder, our students are more dedicated than ever! In light of this week’s theme of ‘progress’. It...
At Bushey Meads School, we believe that respect, responsibility, and positive relationships build the foundation of a thriving community. Recently, two remarkable students, Dillon...
At Bushey Meads School safeguarding the children in our care remains one of our top priorities. All staff work together with our highly trained designated Safeguarding Leads...
As we continue to prioritise the development of high level literacy with our students across the school community, it was great to be able to pop into 10 Ash’s Character...
The theme this year was ‘Power for Good’ Empowering students to take action against bullying through kindness, empathy and respecting difference, can prevent it...
PE Health and Health Faculty News (12th November 2025) NEWS Mr Cartledge Head of PE and Health DISTRICT CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS. On Wednesday this week the annual...
We all know that if something starts well and gets off to a good start and ends well, generally speaking the activity will be a success. Lessons are no different and it was good...
Following on from last week’s Anti-Bullying Week, we want to remind all students that support is always available. On the student homepage, you’ll find the “Report Concern” button — a quick and confidential way to let us know if you’re worried about bullying, unsafe behaviour, or any other safeguarding issue.
Your concern will go directly to our Safeguarding Team, who will make sure the information is handled sensitively and passed to the right member of staff to offer help. No issue is too small, and you don’t have to include your name if you don’t want to.
We encourage all students to use this tool whenever something doesn’t feel right. Looking after each other is everyone’s responsibility, and speaking up helps keep our school community safe and supportive.
