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A group of lucky year 9 and 10 students had the opportunity of a lifetime when they embarked on a trip to Naples, Italy over the easter break. The students were able to immerse...
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A group of lucky year 9 and 10 students had the opportunity of a lifetime when they embarked on a trip to Naples, Italy over the easter break. The students were able to immerse...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Posted by Helen Blowers
It’s been ten months since Bushey Meads School moved to our new operating system, Arbor. Whilst Arbor has provided an easier and more precise way of tracking our...
Posted by Alison Cassidy
As we return from the half term break we have entered our third Marking and Feedback fortnight of the academic year. We week started with science teacher Mrs Razavi and Miss...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
On Tuesday morning of this week we were delighted to welcome Hero Slinn, Hertfordshire’s Director for Inclusion and Skills to our wonderful learning community. Hero oversees...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
One of the highlights of my week this week was to visit our rapidly developing outdoor education provision led by Mr Smith on Monday morning. It was great to catch up once again...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
With our continued focus on ensuring marking and feedback supports excellent progress in learning, it was great to hear from two of our Advanced Lead Teachers, Mr Lyley and Mr...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Last Friday I spent an hour walking around a number of science lessons and was particularly impressed with Miss Mitchell’s Year 10 class. They had recently completed an end...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
With the theme of the week of Adventure this week and last, I was fortunate to be able to listen to Head of Elm House Mr Cox’s Assembly last week. He reminded all...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Dance Department’s Student Awards were created to award students from all years and key stages for their commitments, efforts, improvements and successes at the end of every...
Posted by Eliz Noyan
It’s been ten months since Bushey Meads School moved to our new operating system, Arbor. Whilst Arbor has provided an easier and more precise way of tracking our students attainment and achievements, did you know that it also allows our parents and carers to communicate with the Pastoral Team when notifying the school of absence and medical appointments?
Arbor can be accessed by desktop or the Arbor app and once logged in, you will find the option to send messages to Bushey Meads School, as shown below:
Arbor is our preferred method of communication for reporting absence for Years 7 to 11. However, we do understand there may be times when you may not have access to the internet and therefore, please call the attendance line on 0208 950 3000 (option 1).
We kindly ask that you use Arbor or the attendance line to notify us of student absence rather than calling or emailing our Reception Team. This will allow the messages to be directed to the correct department and allow our Reception Team to dedicate their time to helping students and visitors in the morning.
If we are unable to process your absence notification before the morning register closes, or if we have not heard from you, you will receive an SMS from the school asking you to provide a reason for your child’s absence.
Please remember, when notifying the school of an absence, you must detail the symptoms, which will help us identify if there are any contagious conditions. You are also required to report your child’s absence for each day they are unwell.
We hope you find using Arbor a convenient and easy way to communicate with us.
A group of lucky year 9 and 10 students had the opportunity of a lifetime when they embarked on a trip to Naples, Italy over the easter break. The students were able to immerse...
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