PE Health and Health Faculty News (9th May – 16th May 2019)
NEWS The last 2 weeks have been a very busy time for the PE and Health Faculty with practical moderations for GCSE PE and A Level PE as well as verification meetings for the...
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NEWS The last 2 weeks have been a very busy time for the PE and Health Faculty with practical moderations for GCSE PE and A Level PE as well as verification meetings for the...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
BMS have celebrated Mental Health Awareness Week over the past five days as we wish to show our support for better mental health. Good mental health is important for a whole...
Posted by Graeme Searle
Posted by Danielle Bowe
With 1 in 4 students suffering some form of anxiety, worry and symptoms of mental health in any one year, coupled with the huge rise in the potentially damaging use of social...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
So many immensely dedicated staff at Bushey Meads continue to go the extra mile for all the students in their care. With another 65 students attending our Study Saturday last week...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our Friday Faculty Focus in Staff Briefing last week was led by our hard working and dedicated Head of Faculty for Foreign Languages Mrs Charles. Sharing some excellent practical...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by James Felix
Key Stage 3 Niamh 7 Elm – Niamh is an excellent student who has excellent attitude to learning scores and always tries her best in all of her lessons. Niamh also...
Posted by Kashan Malik
So as we come to the end of the 2 weeks of vertical tutoring each student has had the opportunity to take part in a wide range of activities during their Character Development...
Posted by Matthew O'Kelly
NEWS
The last 2 weeks have been a very busy time for the PE and Health Faculty with practical moderations for GCSE PE and A Level PE as well as verification meetings for the Cambridge National and Cambridge Technical courses. As ever the standard was very high and the increasing importance of students regularly taking part in sport and physical activity both in and out of school was paramount. There were some outstanding efforts by our students as they look to secure the best possible grades this summer.
ATHLETICS
County League Athletics – Match 2
Date : Weds 8th May 2019
On Wednesday 29th April the school competed in the second County League match of the season at Westminster Lodge Athletics Track in St Albans. The students and staff showed great effort and commitment in wet and chilly conditions. Competing schools included Parmiters, Laureate Academy, FC Academy and St Margarets School. Special mention must go to the Junior Boys team who were outright event winners with a fantastic 55 points – a brilliant result. We also had 3 individual winners and lots of podium results.
Commended performances :
JUNIOR GIRLS
Team score – 28 points – 4th
M Worley 1500m 3rd
R Wheeler 800m 1st and High Jump 3rd
S Hodge Hurdles 3rd
Relay 3rd
E Clarke Discus 3rd
JUNIOR BOYS
Team score – 55 points – 1st
R Ismail 1500m 2nd
D Richards 300m 2nd
A Ali 100m 3rd
A Brown 200m 2nd and Shot 2nd
Q Kazmi 800m 2nd
C Martin Long Jump 3rd
M Sandu High Jump 1st
F Spencer Pole Vault 2nd
G Gonzalez-Aller Javelin 2nd
A Peters Discus 2nd
SENIOR GIRLS
Team score – 35 points – 3rd
L Kirby 100m 1st
E Yeboah 200m 3rd
C Gonzalez-Aller 300m 3rd
M Hooper 1500m 2nd
Relay 2nd
V Fordham Triple Jump 2nd
CJ Lea High Jump 3rd
F Mulima-Matiya Shot 3rd
M Berry Javelin 3rd
SENIOR BOYS
Team score – 51 points – 2nd
N Amoako 100m 2nd and Shot 3rd
M Machen 200m 3rd and Pole Vault 2nd
A Doody 400m 2nd
C Mainwaring 1500m 2nd
H Khan Hurdles 2nd and Javelin 2nd
Relay 2nd
L Enright Long Jump 2nd
P Kovar Triple Jump 2nd
A Hiron High Jump 2nd
J Norris-Ataie 3rd Discus
County League Athletics – Match 3
Date : Tues 14th May 2019
Match 3 was a particularly tough match for the Girls teams with competing schools including St Michaels. Ashlyns, Abbots Hill and Royal Masonic. Performances of the night went to Charlie Mainwaring who ran a personal best to win the Senior Boys 1500m, Maxim Sandu who won his second Junior Boys High Jump in a row and Lucie Kirby who also won her second Senior Girls 100m in a row.
Commended performances :
JUNIOR GIRLS
Team score – 18 points – 5th
R Wheeler 800m 3rd
E Clarke Discus 2nd
JUNIOR BOYS
Team score – 48 points – 2nd
R Ismail 1500m 2nd
D Richards 300m 2nd
A Ali 100m 2nd
A Brown 200m 2nd and Shot 2nd
Q Kazmi 800m 3rd and Triple Jump 2nd
C Martin Long Jump 3rd
M Sandu High Jump 1st
G Gonzalez-Aller Javelin 3rd
A Peters Discus 3rd
SENIOR GIRLS
Team score – 26 points – 4th
L Kirby 100m 1st
CJ Lea High Jump 2nd
M Berry Javelin 2nd
SENIOR BOYS
Team score – 50 points – 2nd
N Amoako 100m 2nd
A Velautham 200m 3rd
A Doody 400m 3rd and Javelin 3rd
C Mainwaring 1500m 1st and 2nd Shot
E Anthony 800m 2nd
H Khan Hurdles 2nd
Relay 3rd
L Enright Long Jump 3rd
P Kovar Triple Jump 3rd
A Hiron High Jump 2nd
J Norris-Ataie Discus 3rd
T Vieru Pole Vault 1st
The other matches are on the following dates :
MATCH 4 : Thursday May 23rd 2019
Venue – WOODSIDE ATHLETICS TRACK
MATCH 5 : Thursday June 6th 2010
Venue – WOODSIDE ATHLETICS TRACK
MATCH 6 : Monday June 105h 2015
Venue – JARMONS PARK ATHLETICS TRACK, HEMEL
CRICKET
Under 15 Cricket v Reach Free (Division 1)
Date : Wednesday 15th May 2019
Score : BMS 67 for 5 (15 overs) Reach Free 68 for 2 (12.5 overs)
Result : Reach Free won by 2 wickets
Bowling : M Avula 1 for 11, K mehta 0 for 6, A kazmi 0 for 19, A Kothary 0 for 10, P Sandu 1 for 20
Batting : M Avula 37
Team : Maanas Avula, Aarav Kothary, Kavya Mehta, Japesh Agrawal, Dillon Bhatti, Abbas Kazmi, Toby Stevens, Hamza Dawood, Yehen Singankutta Arachchilage, Dillen Thavakumar, Petru Sandu, Oscar Knopf, Vishuwa Gunalan, Dilan Solanki
NEWS The BMS PE and Health Faculty prides itself on promoting sport for all and encouraging all of our students to lead a healthy, active lifestyle. In addition an extensive range...
It was lovely to see some of our talented cricketers play against Westfield Academy last Thursday after school. The first match of the season started well with the opening batsman...