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The anti-bullying ambassadors had the opportunity to meet up with the Princes’ trust students on Monday to talk about how they raised £67.00 during their Erase Bullying Campaign....
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The anti-bullying ambassadors had the opportunity to meet up with the Princes’ trust students on Monday to talk about how they raised £67.00 during their Erase Bullying Campaign....
Posted by Helen Mateides
We sold cakes… We counted the money (Jake was in his element)… We paid Mrs Mirkovic back her money…And this was the result… The anti-bullying ambassadors...
Posted by Emma Denton
February 4th was World Cancer day and all week the community leaders managed to sell hundreds of bands at school and also in the local community. We have now raised £450 for...
Posted by Aya Speker
This week we had June Boother who works at the Red Trust Bushey food bank coming in to speak to year 7 and 9 Willow about the food bank and its role in the local community. She...
Posted by Aya Speker
In November we held our annual Non-School Uniform day in aid of the charity Children in Need. As a school we raised over £2,000 pounds for this fantastic cause and would like to...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
“Thank you so much for having me yesterday, I really enjoyed meeting your team! They were all so brilliant and asked great questions! It’s not very often that you see such young...
Posted by Helen Mateides
Posted by Di Mcildowie
The house volunteers have completed a ‘dementia friend’ training session, to help them with the amazing volunteer work they are doing at Bushey House. The session was...
Posted by Hannah Budd
Willow House meet Apprentice TV star Harrison Jones On Friday Willow House were lucky enough to have a very special guest speaker in their assembly. Harrison Jones is a local...
Posted by Hannah Budd
It has been great to sit in on a few of the House Assemblies this week on the theme of Cooperation. In each House Assembly our inspiring Heads of House have reminded us of how...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The anti-bullying ambassadors had the opportunity to meet up with the Princes’ trust students on Monday to talk about how they raised £67.00 during their Erase Bullying Campaign.
The Ambassadors agreed to donate all the funds to the Starfish children’s ward, in Watford General Hospital. This will then go towards buying items for the children to use, while they are staying on the ward.
This is yet another example of how incredibly kind and generous BMS students are.
And remember…
The Kindness Matters Programme greatly enhances the prospects of all those taking part; particularly when applying for future education or employment placements. Every student...
The SLC met with Mr Gray to discuss the impact of the reading articles we have been sharing with staff, especially on low stakes quizzing and its impact on their learning. The...