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It was great to join the Willow House Assembly last Friday morning and hear Mrs Speker talk to all the students about the importance of being organised and working together to...
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It was great to join the Willow House Assembly last Friday morning and hear Mrs Speker talk to all the students about the importance of being organised and working together to...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
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Posted by Kashan Malik
Key Stage 3 Ava 7 Sycamore – Ava has made an excellent start to Year 7 with over 100 achievement points and being in the top 10 for Year 7! She is a hard working and enthusiastic...
Posted by Kashan Malik
NEWS It has been great over the last couple of weeks to see all the girls in Years 7-10 taking part in the Inter House netball competitions. The Inter House sports competitions...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
My name is Vanessa Georgiou, I work in Human Resources and have a son in Year 10. I am part of the Teaching and Learning Committee, which is one of the sub-committees of the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
For Enrichment Day on Thursday 8th November in the dance department, an external choreographer came in to teach the Year 9 dance students. Kate Flatt, who is currently writing a...
Posted by Annabel Simes
In preparation for the start of this academic year, a newlook Teaching and Learning Team (TLT) was put together at BMS which consists of: Miss Davey – Advanced Lead Teacher...
Posted by Graeme Searle
On Wednesday 21st November 2018, all teaching staff across the Bushey St James Trust (BSJT) convened at Hartsbourne Primary School. The BSJT in its current form –...
Posted by Graeme Searle
It was great to join the Willow House Assembly last Friday morning and hear Mrs Speker talk to all the students about the importance of being organised and working together to achieve great things.
The assembly took the students out of their comfort zone right from the start and then students sat on the floor – not on the usual theatre raked seating. This enabled them to easily get into their Character Development Groups to form human knots which they then had to untangle without breaking the knot!
Through this very practical and enjoyable activity it reinforced the learning point of the assembly – that in working together in an organised way you can achieve challenging things, sometimes more than if you worked on your own.
It was inspiring this week to be reminded of all the amazing opportunities on offer to our students both within and beyond our school. Mr Malik our experienced Pastoral Manager...
It was a privilege to join Elm House’s last House Assembly of the year and be able to thank all the Elm House CDCs for their hard work and excellent support for the...