KS3 Science Club
This term has seen Key Stage 3 science club return to the science block, with a different activity taking place each week for year 7 and year 8 students. Most recently, Mr Burley...
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This term has seen Key Stage 3 science club return to the science block, with a different activity taking place each week for year 7 and year 8 students. Most recently, Mr Burley...
Posted by Shaheel Mehta
As I have mentioned in my previous articles, it is wonderful to see so many students back at Bushey Meads School and learning in class. Due to family commitments in these strange...
Posted by Graeme Searle
It’s been nice to think about more festive times in French recently and 9Fr1 students have made some fabulous posters following on from an independent research homework into...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
In KS3 RE we have been getting creative and making our own religious bookmarks. The students loved doing this activity as they were able to showcase their talents and deepen their...
Posted by Stephanie Falusi
On Tuesday 11th February, world Safer Internet Day, our year 10 French GCSE students spent a lesson learning about French vocabulary associated with internet use, the dangers of...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
This term, across Key Stage 3, students have taken an interactive approach in studying the impact of significant events in British history. Year 7’s have been studying the...
Posted by Richard Dowty
¡Feliz Año nuevo! Year 7 students have been learning numbers from 1-100 in Spanish . We are closer to learning 2020!!
Posted by Monica Palenzuela
As we approach the end of another busy term, Mrs Hanbury’s Year 9 food class wanted to showcase their new found confidence in the kitchen by planning and making their own dishes...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
A few weeks ago, the MFL Department launched a Year 7 MFL Christmas Card Competition after students had learned some new vocabulary and written their draft messages to their...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
¡Hola! Year 8s have been learning in Spanish about “En la ciudad y en el campo“, about the differences between living in a city and in the countryside. Students...
Posted by Monica Palenzuela
This term has seen Key Stage 3 science club return to the science block, with a different activity taking place each week for year 7 and year 8 students.
Most recently, Mr Burley has been demonstrating some forensic science to a group of very keen young scientists. Students were shown how to dust for and lift fingerprints using nothing more than graphite powder and sellotape.
Fingerprints are left behind on everything we touch, and the very fine powder makes it possible to make the unique prints visible. This means the method allows potential suspects to be identified in a very reliable way.
KS3 Science club continues this term, with fun and engaging activities organised by science teachers for all year 7 and year 8 students at lunchtimes in L-Block.
ks3 science club poster 2Year 11 Biology Class had conducted a perfectly executed kidney dissection! What a wonderful experience and very impressive that they carried it out with such precision. I would...
Over the last half term more than thirty year 7 and 8 students have attended at least one of the KS3 Science Club lunchtime sessions. This half term they have learnt about spiders...