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It was inspiring to stand on duty and welcome students to the school on Wednesday morning this week and see the amazing home learning creations that had been made by some of our...
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It was inspiring to stand on duty and welcome students to the school on Wednesday morning this week and see the amazing home learning creations that had been made by some of our...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
This year’s Year 10 childcare class have wasted no time in stretching their learning to its fullest. During enrichment day, they spent their time laying the foundations for higher...
Posted by Rae-Anne Bowyer
This month BMS is also celebrating Black History Month by exploring the Inspiring Lives series published in The Day online newspaper. Every Friday, all CD groups read an article...
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Black History Month always provides an opportunity to celebrate black achievement and to reflect on issues affecting people of colour. Year 13 A Level History students have been...
Posted by Roger Newbold
It was superb to join Ms Fort’s talented Year 7 music class last Friday morning to see them learning all about the complexities of musical rhythmic notation and also be able to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
As we grapple with the complexities of remote learning taking place at the same time as providing real time lessons, it was great to hear from our hugely talented and enthusiastic...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
The Big Law Question For Black History Month Year 12 law students have been studying the infamous case of Stephen Lawrence, the black teenager killed in April 1993. Students have...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Joining a Year 9 class for their physical geography lesson I had the pleasure of seeing these students modelling all of our Keys to Success. Engaged in independent research they...
Posted by Claire Till
Providing students with an interesting journey through the why and how of human behaviour is GCSE Psychology. Psychology is understood as the scientific study of the mind and...
Posted by Claire Till
Coinciding with the Jhalak Prize 2020 for Writers of Colour our LRC is recognising classical and contemporary literature by such authors. With a remarkable range of...
Posted by Claire Till
This year the English Faculty will be honouring William Shakespeare by promoting his plays each month in the BMS newsletter.
With October being the spooky month of Halloween, it seems appropriate to start with Macbeth. Full of deception, witchcraft, ghosts, tragedy and paranoia, Macbeth is undoubtedly one of Shakespeare’s most famous and well-known plays. Set in Scotland, Macbeth is the story of a Scottish Thane who meets three witches who prophesied that he will be King. This both troubles and excites the ambitious lord, who has to decide whether to wait to see what fate will bring, or take action. To avoid plot spoilers for our Bushey Meads students who will study this play…we’ll invite you to read the play HERE.
You might like to find out why actors will only ever call this text ‘the Scottish play.’
Enjoy!
It was superb to join Ms Fort’s talented Year 7 music class last Friday morning to see them learning all about the complexities of musical rhythmic notation and also be able to...