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It was great to hear from our talented Dance teacher Miss Noyan in Staff Briefing on Monday morning of this week and hear how effectively students in her highly practical subject...
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It was great to hear from our talented Dance teacher Miss Noyan in Staff Briefing on Monday morning of this week and hear how effectively students in her highly practical subject...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our most valuable resource at Bushey Meads is without a doubt our outstanding staff: teachers, learning assistants and all our dedicated and talented Associate Staff. On Monday...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Advanced Skills Leader and Head of Faculty for Humanities and Social Sciences Ms Knowles shared her proven pearls of wisdom last Friday for really supporting forensic...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our first ‘Monday Magic Moment’ of the new decade was led by Gary Johnson, one of the key leaders within our excellent English Faculty here at Bushey Meads. He...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
In our Staff Briefing ‘Monday Magic Moment’ at the start of this last week of the autumn term, our hardworking Head of Physics Miss Booth shared some best practice in...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to hear from our hard working Subject Specialist for Geography Miss Dunsby on Monday of this week in our weekly Monday Magic Moment about how she uses Opinion Lines...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday 4th November 2019, all staff across the BSJT convened at Bushey Meads School for our annual conference. We were delighted that this year, we were also joined by staff...
Posted by Graeme Searle
As staff at Bushey Meads we are continually focussed on working as smartly as possible to assist each other with the pressure of workload. An important facet of Staff Wellbeing is...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Monday of this week the annual conference for staff across the Bushey St James Trust took place at Bushey Meads School. Joined by 50 colleagues from Chessbrook Education...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
A number of BMS staff keep themselves at the cutting edge of educational and curriculum and assessment developments by training to become examiners in their different subjects...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to hear from our talented Dance teacher Miss Noyan in Staff Briefing on Monday morning of this week and hear how effectively students in her highly practical subject are embedding superb routines to capture evidence of great progress.
Through well organised and scaffolded assessment booklets, students self-assess themselves against clear practical criteria and demonstrate their progress over time.Orange verbal feedback stickers, green peer assessment and blue self assessment ones track the journey and highlight clear next steps to remind them how to move to the next level.
Students also note down the key words – emphasising and supporting the school’s drive to improve literacy across the curriculum.
She shared with her colleagues the impact the approach was having and how well students had engaged with the excellent method to support their progress and achievement.
It was an inspiring start to our week at BMS!
To support teachers in preparing for the Marking and Feedback Fortnight, a Marking and Feedback Breakfast took the place of staff briefing on Friday 6th March. A large number of...
Our Monday Magic Moment at the start of the week was delivered by Mrs Jackson, our hard working Leader in English and Media. She officially launched our first Marking and Feedback...