Year 12 Work Shadowing Week
Last week the whole of year 12 had the opportunity to gain experience within the workplace by completing a week of work experience. Throughout Bushey Meads School, Work Related...
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Last week the whole of year 12 had the opportunity to gain experience within the workplace by completing a week of work experience. Throughout Bushey Meads School, Work Related...
Posted by Di Mcildowie
I took a group of year 7,8 and 9’s to the Brick Lane area of East London for enrichment day. We were joined by and excellent tour guide Eddie on his Locals love: East End tour...
Posted by Alison Hanbury
Despite the heat of Tuesday evening, the young actors and actresses of Bushey Meads performed brilliantly in the Main Hall to a very appreciative audience of family, friends,...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This week the Theme of the Week has been Moving On and on Monday Assistant Pastoral Manager Mr Annan-Forsen led a really important assembly for our successful cohort of Year 7...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Ronin Taijutsu will be offering free classes in September. The club takes place on Saturday mornings (term time only) in the school gymnasium. Please see the attached flyer for...
Posted by Tejal Mistry
As my first year at Bushey Meads draws to a close, I can look back reflectively at what a year it has been. First and foremost, as a geographer, I have been able to teach an...
Posted by Jack Sylvester
Friday saw the final aspect of this years’ training for the yr 9 and 10 girls who have been undertaking the Herts Young Coaches Academy. The students have been running and...
Posted by Sarah Cooper
Posted by William Thornton
On the 28th and 29th June an Ofsted inspector visited the school as part of a national research project looking at the on-going training offered to teachers by school at all...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Despite the heat of Tuesday evening, the young actors and actresses of Bushey Meads performed brilliantly in the Main Hall to a very appreciative audience of family, friends, staff and students. With two contrasting shows: Star Wars – No Hope (a farce in one act) and an excellent abridged version of Shakespeare’s classic Much Ado About Nothing, the eclectic range of performers certainly took on some dramatic challenges but rose to the occasion.
It was great to see some of the more experienced students working alongside some new emerging talent and good to see our Performing and Visual Arts Faculty continuing to nurture some stars of the future.
Congratulations to all the staff and students involved in making such a great dramatic end to a very busy year.
After reflecting on some amazing results from last year’s artists, musicians, dramatists and dancers we begin the new academic year with a buzz in the air. Already arts students...
This week would have seen our more able drama students take part in the annual Bushey Meads Outdoor Shakespeare production supported by a range of artists from across the arts...