Reading for Pleasure at BMS
It was superb to see so many Year 7 students engrossed in their various books in Mr Back’s excellent reading lesson on Thursday of this week. At BMS we give great importance...
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It was superb to see so many Year 7 students engrossed in their various books in Mr Back’s excellent reading lesson on Thursday of this week. At BMS we give great importance...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Wednesday 7th April as part of the Staff Development afternoon the PE and Health Faculty ran a mock practical moderation afternoon for the GCSE PE students. The new...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
On Tuesday morning around 50 of our high achieving Year 11 students attended a presentation on ‘The Science of Revision’, a play on words that linked what to do in...
Posted by Damien O'Brien
Posted by Andeel Akram
The staff were treated to a presentation from some of our students on Friday morning during our Friday Faculty Focus meeting, celebrating the More Able Week. Jhanavi spoke about...
Posted by Lauren Wright
Once I knew that HBS were organising a cookery week after the February half term, I thought it was be a great opportunity to extend a link to our new primary school in the trust....
Posted by Alison Hanbury
On Thursday of this week it was great to see Mr Futerill’s Year 10 students enthusiastically taking on the role of different characters in the play Blood Brothers pausing...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week in science, 9S1 have been making life-size, wearable models of the digestive system using aprons. Many of the models show a great deal of effort and detail, one of which...
Posted by Claire Morrin
It is always a great experience to visit our vibrant Science Faculty at BMS. All staff within the faculty are passionate about engaging students with the fascinating scientific...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Danielle Bowe
It was superb to see so many Year 7 students engrossed in their various books in Mr Back’s excellent reading lesson on Thursday of this week. At BMS we give great importance to reading for pleasure, developing high standards of literacy across the curriculum and really see it as a foundation for future success in all areas. I would like to thank Mr Back for his inspirational work and for constantly going the extra mile for so many students at Bushey Meads.
Reading Through Time: Making Sense of Our World Anthropological evidence suggests stories were used by ancestral hominids. Rubin (1995) says stories are such a strong part of...
The final three books in the Carnegie Shortlist demonstrate the range of content that is considered the best of the newest children’s literature. While Black Flamingo offers an...