What a good time to study A Level Politics!
Year 12 and 13 Politics students have had a gripping time discussing the turbulent and dramatic political events of the last few weeks. At the start of the year Y12 students were...
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Year 12 and 13 Politics students have had a gripping time discussing the turbulent and dramatic political events of the last few weeks. At the start of the year Y12 students were...
Posted by Giles Monks
A major advantage of learning another language is the ability to access other cultures. Our Spanish club uses our language skills to follow La Liga, one of the most globally...
Posted by Duncan Harrop
Posted by Maryam Razavi
The SEND information evening was held on Tuesday 18 October. Mrs Seed, SENDCo, gave a presentation to invited students, parents and carers about the support offered at Bushey...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
We set off from school at around 9:20am on Wednesday 12th October and arrived at Leeson house at around 12:40pm, which is where our accommodation was and where we slept over the 2...
Posted by Sarah Dunsby
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
The Theme of the Week this Week was Aspirations with assemblies delivered by Assistant Headteacher, Ms Greenwood. Linking to the school motto of Aspire to Achieve and the...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
On Thursday 13 October the main hall was packed with Year 11 students, parents and carers ready to learn different strategies and techniques for revision. Mrs Knowles, Assistant...
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
Our Monday Magic Moment this week in our Staff Meeting before school was led by two of our most inspiring and talented teachers: Lead Practitioner Mrs Hoskins and Advanced Lead...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The theme for our Main School Assemblies this week has reflected a strand that is at the very core of our school – that of Aspiration. Assistant Headteacher Mrs Greenwood...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Reading Through Time: Making Sense of Our World
Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy’s Progress was Charles Dickens’ second novel, following The Pickwick Papers, and was published as a serial in the magazine...
Most of us have been having a fair few of those since the lockdown began, both literal and metaphorical. Like many idioms, the origin is uncertain, although it seems to be one of...