Chemistry Olympiad Results
We are delighted to celebrate our students’ success at Bushey Meads School in this year’s Chemistry Olympiad. Competing against some of the country’s most talented young chemists,...
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We are delighted to celebrate our students’ success at Bushey Meads School in this year’s Chemistry Olympiad. Competing against some of the country’s most talented young chemists,...
Posted by Maryam Razavi
Yet again the Anti-bullying ambassador’s efforts have been gladly received by Ms Isles. She will be adding the donation from the Children’s Mental Health week cake...
Posted by Helen Mateides
As we move through the academic year, assessments and exams can feel overwhelming for many students. A certain level of stress is completely normal and can even help with focus,...
Posted by Elouise Morley-Birch
Our Year 13 Biology students have been taking a proactive and thoughtful approach to preparing for their synoptic Paper 3, particularly the challenging 25-mark essay. Inspired by...
Posted by Jey Atchuthan
Many of you will know PGL from school trips. They also run holiday camps for children aged 8–16 years old, offering a range of outdoor activities that build confidence,...
Posted by Mo Abusef
At BMS we continue to employ many effective and proven strategies to ensure our pedagogy and practice across all classrooms in the school is as strong as possible. Research often...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
In main school assemblies this week delivered by Assistant Headteacher Miss Silla, we were powerfully reminded of the importance of giving and gaining respect. Miss Silla asked...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Ever wondered how to successfully and sustainably build a data warehouse for the future? Want to build your community and meet STEM & STEAM role models from the comfort of...
Posted by Mo Abusef
At school we work hard both in and out of the classroom to provide great opportunities to all our students. Our extra-curricular activities provided each and every week are an...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Last Wednesday it was great to be able to pop into the science faculty and see students working so hard, really focussed on listening to their teachers and gaining those new...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our recent survey regarding the format of our Parents’ Evenings. We value your feedback, and it was good to see such a high level of engagement from our school community.
As anticipated, the results were quite polarising. After a detailed analysis of the data, including a breakdown by year group, it is clear that there is no single “perfect” fit for everyone.
The split in preference remains consistent across all year groups, and as such we will remain with the current online arrangement for the upcoming academic year. We will consult with parents again next year to ensure we continue to meet the needs of our community.
We were also grateful for the free-text feedback provided and every comment has been read and discussed by our Senior Leadership Team.
In response to your suggestions, we are implementing the following:
The most common issue raised was the length of time slots. We understand the desire for longer conversations; however, due to the high volume of students our staff teach, it is simply not possible to extend slots in the lower school years. This constraint exists regardless of the format indeed, “appointments running over”, was one of the major objections to in-person evenings.
If you have urgent concerns regarding your child’s progress in a particular subject, please don’t wait for a formal evening. You can find the relevant staff contact details on our website to get in touch directly, or email reception: Staff contact details.
To support our drive to further increase our engagement with parents, it was great to welcome so many parents from each year group in the school into our year group assemblies...
12 Elm – Lucas Jonson for being an exemplary form team player, actively participating in all CDC activities Hawa Muhammad