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Last term, Year 9 dancers took on a new challenge where they combined their dance and photography skills to create Screen Dances. Screendance is a hybrid arts form that combines...
Now that the summer weather is here, students in the year 7 area have been making the most of it. Some have been playing football while others are enjoying games of table tennis....
It was a dark and stormy night. The wind was howling through the trees outside and as I sat alone in my dimly lit home, my eyes cast downward. On the table, I beheld a sight that...
At Bushey Meads School, we pride ourselves on creating an inclusive environment for our students. With this in mind and to celebrate Pride Month, Mrs Mateides arranged for Brionny...
Following on from the last fishing article, Mitchell was determined to catch a Pike and this has been the main conversation for the last few weeks. So you can imagine his...
Yashkumar Patel Zeal Rathod Mishel Warnasooriya 12 Elm 12 Maple 12 Willow Yashkumar, Zeal and Mishel have shown great resilience and determination throughout Year 12. ...
Year 10 Sports Studies Outdoor Education Trips The Year 10 Sports Studies group have recently completed their practical assessments for the Outdoor Activities unit. Students have...
The Year 10 3D design students have been honing their design skills in preparation for the Non Examined Assessment (NEAs) project which contributes 50% to their final grade They...
Last term, Year 9 dancers took on a new challenge where they combined their dance and photography skills to create Screen Dances. Screendance is a hybrid arts form that combines movement with the camera to stir the imagination and deliver a unique visual experience to explore motion and subject matter. The relationship between both the camera and the moving subject is intricately intertwined in the editing process delivering a filmic dance.
Screen dance is a growing art form in the dance industry with most Universities offering it as a module or Masters course. Screen dances are also more accessible to wider audiences being shared through social media and festivals.
Our Year 9 students did exceptionally well at becoming choreographers, directors and editors. They gained skills which they could use in future Dance lessons or Media or Photography A Level.
