Black History Month Reading
Very often, in library studies lessons, I recommend books to students, occasionally, they suggest a book for me to read – some I enjoy more than others but, either way, it...
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Very often, in library studies lessons, I recommend books to students, occasionally, they suggest a book for me to read – some I enjoy more than others but, either way, it...
Posted by Teresa Turton
On Friday 30th September, Year 11 enjoyed their first enrichment day of the year. The first part of the day was all about next stages – leading to the writing of their CVs....
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Posted by Sara Ash - Deputy Headteacher
As part of last Friday’s Enrichment Day activities, Year 12 students went into London for our Expanding Horizons Trips. Students were able to choose to visit a Museum or Art...
Posted by Giles Monks
Posted by Maryam Razavi
As a school community we love to celebrate the achievements of our students both in and out of school. We were delighted to hear about one of our Year 10’s latest...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
For those of you that are new to Bushey Meads, you may not yet have come across our resident rock band comprised of 4 of our most hard-working music students. A quick look at...
Posted by Lee Cox
We recently took a group of biology students in Year 13 on a 3 day trip to a field studies centre, where they learned about ecology and completed practical work outdoors. Whilst...
Posted by Shaheel Mehta
Posted by Danielle Bowe
It was inspiring to see how positively the day started last Friday when I visited our maths and design and technology classrooms at the start of our first enrichment day of the...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On Friday 30th September, Year 11 enjoyed their first enrichment day of the year.
The first part of the day was all about next stages – leading to the writing of their CVs. After that the students joined the English Faculty.
Some students recorded their presentations for their Spoken Language Grades. The topics was varied; ranging from banning school uniform, to life beyond Earth, to the gender gap in football pay. I was lucky to have the opportunity to see James in 11 Elm prepare for his big moment discussing – why trains are the best mode of transport!
Whilst some students performed in front of the camera, others were studying the famous murder case of Oscar Pistorius. This led to a piece of non-fiction writing – Did fame and celebrity corrupt Pistorius? This generated much lively debate regarding whether Pistorius was a cold blooded killer and even whether the family of his victim ever really received justice.
Assistant Headteacher Ms Knowles led the inspirational assemblies this week to launch Black History Month at BMS and provided some excellent Character Development Time activities...
On Thursday 8th November, the whole of year 7 had the opportunity to attend 5 different workshops on GCSE or even A level subjects. Arvin Sacikaran writes: “On Thursday 8th...