Advent of Kindness
In line with the School mantra, ‘Our School has a Mind to be Kind’, we are encouraging all students to participate in acts of kindness over the next few weeks. ...
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In line with the School mantra, ‘Our School has a Mind to be Kind’, we are encouraging all students to participate in acts of kindness over the next few weeks. ...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
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Posted by Mo Abusef
Teaching and Learning Focus: Oracy We are committed to developing oracy at Bushey Meads School as a key aspect of our teaching and learning approach. Oracy is the ability to...
Posted by Joe Beswick
Over our last marking and feedback fortnight I had the opportunity to take an in depth look at how marking and feedback is delivered in our faculty. It was great to get together...
Posted by admin
At Bushey Meads School, we’re proud to offer students and teachers access to Kerboodle, a comprehensive online learning platform that enhances our curriculum and supports a...
Posted by Joe Beswick
Mrs Hughes, Head of Ash House, led the House assembly this week on the theme of Equality and Diversity. She talked through celebrating the differences between us all, linking to...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
It was a real privilege to walk around Year 11 English classes at the end of the Week 1 of our first Marking and Feedback Fortnight of the academic year. The idea of these...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
At Bushey Meads School we are always looking for different ways to celebrate the achievement of our hard working students. Recently we have been working with a...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
In an exciting hands-on activity, Year 10 Media students recently took part in a practical semiotics task that challenged them to apply the theory of signs and symbols in...
Posted by Natasha Collins
This week’s KS5 Student of the Week is Anya A in 13E, recognised for her outstanding contribution to the school during Open Evening and her dedication to her studies. Anya was an...
Posted by Jonathan Harris
We are committed to developing oracy at Bushey Meads School as a key aspect of our teaching and learning approach. Oracy is the ability to express oneself fluently and coherently through speech. We believe that strong communication skills are essential not only for academic success but also for preparing students to thrive in the wider world.
Oracy is woven into the fabric of our curriculum across all subjects. Whether through group discussions, debates, presentations, or collaborative projects, students are encouraged to articulate their ideas, listen actively, and engage with others in meaningful conversations. These activities help build confidence, improve critical thinking, and foster a deeper understanding of the content being studied.
We know that oracy is essential for developing other important skills, such as empathy, resilience, and teamwork. By providing a range of opportunities for students to speak and listen in different contexts, we support their social and emotional development as well as their academic growth.
At Bushey Meads, our focus on oracy is part of our wider commitment to holistic education. We recognize that effective communication is a lifelong skill that will benefit our students not only in their studies but also in their future careers and personal lives. Through oracy, we are empowering students to become confident, articulate, and thoughtful individuals.
Year 10 students took part in a whole host of career-related activities last Thursday during the school’s latest enrichment day and it was impressive to see them so engaged...
It was an amazing experience to attend the Watford Careers and Enterprise SEND networking event at Watford FC stadium. We learnt about the different programmes available through...