Respect Underpins it All
Elm House assembly led by our inspiring Head of House Mr Cox focussed on the first of our 3Rs – RESPECT. Mr Cox encouraged the students to think about what our world would...
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Elm House assembly led by our inspiring Head of House Mr Cox focussed on the first of our 3Rs – RESPECT. Mr Cox encouraged the students to think about what our world would...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Our last week of term was FLAIR week 2022, a chance for students to get involved in many of the additional activities and opportunities offered by the amazing teaching staff at...
Posted by Victoria Hargreaves
As part of Flair Week in the last week of term, Sixth Form Psychology students were engaged in studying contemporary issues in applied Psychology with Y13 looking into the mixed...
Posted by Giles Monks
Flair Week saw all the subjects of the faculty hosting a range of different activities and opportunities for students to enjoy, engage with and show off their learning. There were...
Posted by Richard Dowty
Andrea Tamang 12 Maple Andrea has impressed all of the Sixth Form Team with her mature and conscientious work ethic. Always highly motivated and determined to do her best, she has...
Posted by Giles Monks
Being able to run a school trip again and take learning outside of the classroom was an absolute joy! On Thursday 31st March 2022, in unexpectedly snowy conditions, 100 year 7...
Posted by James Burley
The week of March 28th to April was the school’s 10th annual whole school Health Week with all students in years 7-11 again completing their fitness testing. The aim of the week...
Posted by Ashley Cartledge
Our Spring Term at Bushey Meads ended on a high with our whole school community coming together to raise a significant amount of money for charity through our Annual Fun Run. I...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Jeremy Turner
Posted by Danielle Bowe
Being able to run a school trip again and take learning outside of the classroom was an absolute joy! On Thursday 31st March 2022, in unexpectedly snowy conditions, 100 year 7 students set off for Mountfitchet Castle in Stansted, Essex. This allowed them to enrich their prior learning on the subject of Motte and Bailey Castles built in the Norman era. Students explored different customs, cultures and traditions of the time as they journeyed round the open air museum, partook in some Medieval games and even experienced some of the Medieval forms of punishment! The trip also included a visit to the House on the Hill toy Museum, where students learned about toys from the past (and their teachers’ childhoods!).
This week A Level Psychology students have been learning about experimental designs in investigations. To help them understand this concept the department created an interactive...
In RE, year 9 have been studying whether or not war is ever justified. On Wednesday I had the pleasure to watch a debate in Mr Burley’s class. The class had prepared for the...