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This week, the maths leaders were instructed to give a presentation to other classes about the links between maths, projectiles and space! The presentation addressed what...
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This week, the maths leaders were instructed to give a presentation to other classes about the links between maths, projectiles and space! The presentation addressed what...
Posted by James Donovan
Firstly I would like to introduce the Bushey Meads eLearning Leaders! Our team is made up of students from years 7 – 13. These are the students who have been working very...
Posted by James Booth
One of the highlights of Wednesday evening’s Full Governing Body Meeting was the excellent presentation made by Year 10 Student Leader Jhanavi and Year 8 STEM Leaders...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Going to the Bushey Care Home! On the 12th of February, Mr Varsani, Ms Speker and we, the Community Leaders, took a trip to the local Bushey Care Home to spend time with the...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
On Thursday 30th January, our BMS Student Parliament gathered for our third meeting of the year. Through both the student suggestion box and CDC representatives there were many...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
Last week Advanced Lead Teacher Mrs Pattni reminded all staff about the impact our Student Learning Consultants (SLCs) are having across our learning community. Providing feedback...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Feedback is imperative for people to learn and move forward – be it an adult receiving feedback from a tennis instructor or piano teacher or a student receiving feedback...
Posted by Graeme Searle
A key part of the role of the prefects is to complete a lunchtime duty within the school – this week saw the prefects completing their first set of official duties. Mr...
Posted by Suresh Varsani
During an impromptu conversation with Nehal Pabari (11Oak)during a PE lesson, she explained to me that she had attended Hindu school the weekend before. As it happened, I was...
Posted by Lauren Wright
A huge thank you to Georgia 12S and Angela 12A for popping into some key stage 3 trampolining lessons this week during their free periods. They offered advice and gave superb...
Posted by Lauren Wright
This week, the maths leaders were instructed to give a presentation to other classes about the links between maths, projectiles and space!
The presentation addressed what projectiles are, what they do and how they work. We also gave examples of projectiles in sports to grab our audiences’ attention. For example in basketball, when you aim for the basket, football, when you try to curve the ball, cricket- when you swing the ball, etc. During the last few weeks of the space club, students have teamed up and produced rockets using plastic bottles and other creative materials. They then used a pump to build up water pressure and fired these rockets in a mini competition.
Our plan is to redo this project and tie it in with our projectiles project. We will conduct an experiment in which rockets will be fired at different pressures, trajectories and angles to find out the optimum way in which we can achieve the furthest distance.
So if you are interested then come along at lunch time every Wednesday in L7.
By Yehen, Kavya, Vysnavan, Vikyrthan, Hesham, Vishuwa
As the LRC Manager here at Bushey Meads School I’m very fortunate to be supported by an excellent team of LRC Assistants, 15 in total. Every LRC Assistant has a designated duty...
On a very wet Wednesday morning it was lovely to walk through the maths block and see all the students thoroughly engrossed and engaged in their maths learning. Year 10 students...