Students at Bushey Meads School rate the School Even More Highly!
In last year’s comprehensive student voice survey, which involved nearly 800 students from last year’s KS3 and Year 10 and 12 year groups, more students than ever rated the school...
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In last year’s comprehensive student voice survey, which involved nearly 800 students from last year’s KS3 and Year 10 and 12 year groups, more students than ever rated the school...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
I recently set my year 8 class a creative project in celebration of all that is la mode française (French fashion). A number of students chose to go straight to the most...
Posted by Nicola Paddick
Hello students, We have an amazing opportunity for you all to get involved in. The virtual jobs fair. Please click on the link below to find out more! Virtual Careers Fair PDF
Posted by Di Mcildowie
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Well done to all of our students who have either regularly represented school teams or attended lunchtime and after school sports clubs this half term. It has been great to see...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
On Tuesday we had the honour to welcome Tania Rawle at BMS. She is the Head of School Standards and Accountability and came to tour the school, opening the New Art Department,...
Posted by Gabriela Zhelyazkova
As we are coming to the end of Black History Month I thought I would leave with some current pioneers in the world of music. Music is very synonymous with black culture regardless...
Posted by Michael Besisira
Today in our Year 10 economics lesson, two Year 13 economics students delivered our lesson based on a topic called ‘Price elasticity of demand’. Firstly, I want to say...
Posted by Sandra Kinghorn
The promotion of independent learning is integral to our curriculum. Independent learning refers to a student’s ability to take responsibility for their learning and...
Posted by Claire Till
Year 10 dancers had the privilege of working with Performance Artist Olisa Odele on our last Enrichment day. Students took part in body conditioning exercises to improve their...
Posted by Lauren Dolan
In last year’s comprehensive student voice survey, which involved nearly 800 students from last year’s KS3 and Year 10 and 12 year groups, more students than ever rated the school as significantly improved in key areas.
Student responses demonstrated this by an average increase of 1.9% from 2020 and 5.9% from 2019 in stating:
In 11 of the 12 categories students were questioned about, significant improvements were noted over the last two years by an average increase of 4.3%.
91% of students stated that they strongly agreed or agreed that they felt safe and were making good progress.
Nearly 90% stated that they strongly agreed or agreed that they were happy, well looked after, taught well and that the school was well led and managed.
Year 7 student comments included the following:
Year 8 student comments included the following:
Year 9 student comments included the following:
Year 10 student comments included the following:
Year 12 student comments included the following:
As well as making such positive comments, students in all year groups also made many helpful suggestions for ways that staff and leaders could improve the school. Many of these have already been implemented and will be worked on throughout this year.
Student voice continues to play an important part in our school improvement journey and the views of all students continue to be taken very seriously and help to make Bushey Meads School better year on year.
Are you or anyone you know (family / friends / community members) able to support students at Bushey Meads School with work experience and careers related activities this year?...
Caterlink (our catering contractors) continue to respond to student voice as they seek to provide the best possible food reflecting the highest quality and also value for money....