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Under the expert direction of our hard working and dedicated Head of Science Mr O’Brien, it was inspiring to see and hear four of our top Sixth Form Scientists leading the...
Students in A2 on Tuesday afternoon spotted a wonderful rainbow through the window that lifted everyone’s spirits in a world so full of negatives, scaremongering and...
On Friday 28th February, students, staff and parents from both Hartsbourne and Little Reddings Primary School’s came to visit The BSJT Gallery. The parents from Hartsbourne...
It was a real privilege to join the first student group to make use of our brand new state of the art Multi-gym at BMS – the Body Mind Soul Gym on the upper floor of the new...
Our recent food bank collection at Bushey Meads was hugely successful with students from every house and year group kindly bringing items of food to send to the local food bank in...
Just before Half-Term we went to go see The Doctors Show to support our History GCSE. The trip was very beneficial as currently in history we are learning about health and the...
On the 26th of February, a select number of students were chosen to attend a debating competition at St Margaret’s school. At first it was a little intimidating, visiting a...
NEWS The final half term of the Autumn/Spring sports extra-curricular programme has begun with a very busy couple of days. On Wednesday 26th February the Year 7,10 and Senior...
Under the expert direction of our hard working and dedicated Head of Science Mr O’Brien, it was inspiring to see and hear four of our top Sixth Form Scientists leading the main school assemblies this week under the theme of Innovation.
Publicising British Science Week and the hugely exciting programme of scientific related lectures, presentations and practical activities taking place next week at BMS, which are open to all students, they were brilliant role models for the many in the audience who want to be our top scientists of the future.
Pictured here speaking to over 430 students and staff in the Year 8 and 9 assembly on Tuesday morning, they explained some of the really cutting edge scientific discoveries that are literally poised to transform our world.
Each and every year growing numbers of students at BMS are choosing our increasingly popular vocational BTEC and A level science pathways at Post 16 and move onto very exciting university courses and well paid apprenticeships, leading to a diverse range of scientific careers that continue to make a difference in society.
