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For our latest project, in order to allow students at home, and in school, to be able to complete the same projects Year 8 have been designing and making marble runs over the past...
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For our latest project, in order to allow students at home, and in school, to be able to complete the same projects Year 8 have been designing and making marble runs over the past...
Posted by Rae-Anne Bowyer
Posted by Di Mcildowie
The UK celebrated LGBT History Month in February. Schools have a crucial role in educating for equality and a key part of this is ensuring that the culture at Bushey Meads School...
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Posted by Danielle Bowe
The reintroduction of home learning has been the ideal opportunity to focus students’ reading by re-launching the Reading Awards. Some students started this during the first...
Posted by Teresa Turton
BBC 3 counties have heard about some of your fantastic letters to the elderly and have featured it as part of their ‘Make a Difference’ campaign. It is so great that...
Posted by Helen Blowers
We are very proud of our students at Bushey Meads and we are delighted to recognise hard work in all forms. The pastoral team chose the student of week by looking at all the...
Posted by Helen Blowers
Thursday 4th of March is World Book Day and we are celebrating all things books! There will be events running throughout the day, but we wanted to give you some planning notice of...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
The ‘power of praise’ and simply ‘going the extra mile’ for others has a hugely positive impact. This term all the staff at Bushey Meads have worked so...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was great to walk around the school last Friday morning and speak to students attending in person, face to face lessons and also say a quick hello to students connecting in...
On the last Friday before schools were shutdown for the majority of students, year 11 D&T students were given the challenge of building a paper tower. The towers were judged...