Year 7 ‘Taste the Future’ during enrichment
On November 5th, year 7 enjoyed five taster lessons of subjects that they have never studied before but one day, might choose to. Several year 7s said that they enjoyed Politics...
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On November 5th, year 7 enjoyed five taster lessons of subjects that they have never studied before but one day, might choose to. Several year 7s said that they enjoyed Politics...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
At BMS, we have a ‘Mind to be Kind’ The whole of year 8 on Thursday 5th November took part in an exciting day of ‘Mind to be Kind’ workshops. During the day ‘Fearless’, a company...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
As part of Black History Month, the A Level Law students have been studying how the English Legal System addresses issues of equality and diversity, especially in the light of...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Well done to the students who are enhancing their knowledge through SAM Learning. If any student says to you they don’t have any work to do, you can always tell them to do...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
Dear STEM buddies, This week’s challenge is a Science related STEM challenge all about expanding gases! Our STEM Student Leaders will be meeting on a weekly basis to...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
During the recent Enrichment Day, our Year 11 students were treated to some intense Science and English sessions. Our Science and English teams prepared special resources just for...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
Since her appointment at the start of the year, Jenna Statham, our Head Prefect has been rising to the challenge of her Senior Student Leadership role and leading the whole...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
Sociology is one of the exciting subjects that students can choose to study at GCSE and A Level. Sociology means the scientific study of society and covers units including family,...
Posted by Claire Till
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Shakespeare’s play of the month is Hamlet. Set in Denmark, Hamlet is a play that explores conscience, madness and the nature of humanity. A young prince meets his father’s...
Posted by Natalie Stanton
Sociology is one of the exciting subjects that students can choose to study at GCSE and A Level. Sociology means the scientific study of society and covers units including family, education and crime. The course enriches our curriculum through developing students’ analytical and critical thinking skills and encourages an appreciation of how different people from a variety of backgrounds live and function together. In today’s society a strength of this course is that it enables our students to acquire a much greater awareness of the social processes and social
changes that affect everyday lives.
Many of which often feature in the news; for example, Rashford and his promotion of free school meals over school holidays is a real-life illustration of the unit looking at the impact of poverty on educational achievement. Indeed, the class I saw today was examining the social distribution of crime and deviance by gender and exploring recent patterns and trends in crime. In choosing any option for study it is important that students start to look into the courses early on and ask teachers as well as other students what they are looking at and how they find the course.
This term, the Humanities and Social Science faculty will be introducing stretch and challenge activities open to all students, regardless of their year group and the subjects...
This week at Bushey Meads school the Sociology and Law teams invited ‘True Life Conferences’ to run their “Life Behind Bars” Conference. The conference addresses course content...