Powerful Classroom Collaborations
This week it has been a real privilege to observe some of our outstanding Learning Assistants in action in classrooms across the school as they support the teachers and of course...
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This week it has been a real privilege to observe some of our outstanding Learning Assistants in action in classrooms across the school as they support the teachers and of course...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday evening of this week it was brilliant to be able to gather in the Main Hall at Bushey Meads with over 150 students, staff parents and carers and visitors to the school...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
After weeks of hard work, by all three schools in the multi academy trust, The first BSJT cross collaborative art exhibition has been put on display in the Bushey Meads Gallery....
Posted by Hannah Budd
On Friday after school we had several young visitors from Hartsbourne come and see their work displayed in The Gallery. They were excited to see their junk modelled houses...
Posted by Hannah Budd
When Miss Moses, Year 5 teacher at Little Reddings told me that her classes were completing an Egyptian project I knew that they had to come for a visit to BMS to try out a new...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
This week it has been a real privilege to observe some of our outstanding Learning Assistants in action in classrooms across the school as they support the teachers and of course the students with their learning, enabling them to maximise progress.
The additional adult in the classroom provides even more opportunities for students to engage in dialogue about their learning and gain support in reshaping tasks and explanations so that all students better understand new concepts and learning challenges.
Pictured here are Mrs Malik working with Mr Cox in a Year 8 English lesson and Miss Benham working with Mrs Ahmed in a Year 9 Maths lesson.
All the students really appreciated the powerful collaborative approach between the Learning Assistants and the teachers which was clearly having a significant impact on their learning.
It was great to see.
Our year 11 Time to Sh9ne group completed their final two sessions in the sixth form centre this week. In Science the students were given advice by Mr Charmokly on the ‘long...