Bringing Science Alive
Mr Thornton’s first lesson on Monday morning saw a great start to the week for some of our keen Year 10 scientists. They were comparing sexual and asexual reproduction and...
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Mr Thornton’s first lesson on Monday morning saw a great start to the week for some of our keen Year 10 scientists. They were comparing sexual and asexual reproduction and...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Friday morning last week it was inspiring to visit a number of Year 7, 9 and Sixth Form science lessons at the start of the day. Routines for learning were well embedded,...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by James Felix
Posted by James Felix
Posted by James Felix
I am sure many of you might not have heard of the Allied Health Professionals (AHP), maybe you might have seen them working in a hospital or at the clinic or even rushing up and...
Posted by Damien O'Brien
Our KS3 students have been busy designing and making paper aeroplanes as part of our Great Paper Aeroplane Challenge. The competition was created by Mr Gall and was open to all...
Posted by Helen Booth
In these unprecedented times, we in the science faculty hope you and your families are all well. Being at home in the same place with the same people day in and day out can...
Posted by Damien O'Brien
British Science Week at Bushey Meads School has truly started with a bang! The malicious murder of Mr O’Brien was investigated and solved by a team of Bushey Meads Scientists,...
Posted by Damien O'Brien
Under the expert direction of our hard working and dedicated Head of Science Mr O’Brien, it was inspiring to see and hear four of our top Sixth Form Scientists leading the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Mr Thornton’s first lesson on Monday morning saw a great start to the week for some of our keen Year 10 scientists. They were comparing sexual and asexual reproduction and identifying the benefits of each. The level of questioning and discussion reflected the interest and desire to achieve.
All the students enjoyed completing a variety of tasks and activities and really appreciated the planning that went into the well crafted lesson.
The ‘Beat the Teacher’ plenary resulted in all students gaining an R1, as well as clearly demonstrating the learning that had taken place.
Our dedicated head and deputy head of science, Mr O’Brien and Ms Atchuthan, supported on Tuesday by Mr Green, planned and delivered a marathon programme of six 3-hour...
As it is flair week, CDC’s have been given the opportunity to allow members of their CDC Group to “take charge” and present the theme of the week...