Filter by Category
Filter by Author
After three months of dedicated after-school cooking sessions open to all Year 8–Year 11 students, three talented young chefs were selected to represent BMS in the annual Rotary...
NEWS Mr Cartledge Head of PE and Health RUGBY Year 9 Boys District Development Festival 4 @ Saracens RFC Mr Cartledge Date : Mon 1st December 2025 Results: Played 2 Won...
On Tuesday in MFL, our fantastic Student Leaders were out in force, proudly wearing their ‘Expert’ badges and supporting learning across the faculty. In Ms Naqvi’s...
We are pleased to share the South West Herts Partnership (SWHP) update on another busy and successful year supporting families and schools. Key Support and Resources: Direct...
Following a successful pilot programme with our Year 8 students, we are pleased to announce that we are launching year group Google Classrooms for all year groups, effective...
This half term, our excellent STEM Ambassadors delivered two excellent coding workshops at Little Reddings Primary School and Hartsbourne Primary School, working with pupils in...
The Textiles department has been buzzing with creativity this term as our Year 9 students have dived into the world of surface design. The students have been hard at work...
At the start of this term, students across our Multi Academy Trust came together to deliver an unforgettable evening of dance in our event titled, “Dancing Through the Decades.”...
As we move further into the school year, our Year 10 students have been busy preparing for an important milestone in their academic and personal development, Work Experience Week....
Name: Daisy-Mae S House: Maple Reason for nomination: Congratulations to Daisy-Mae, for her outstanding entry in the House Arts Competition on positivity. Her creative...
The Textiles department has been buzzing with creativity this term as our Year 9 students have dived into the world of surface design. The students have been hard at work mastering the art of block printing, a technique that allows them to transfer their unique artistic visions onto fabric.
The project has required students to design and use modern materials to create a simple but effective printing block. Using fabric paints and precision, they experimented with colour combinations and placement to create their own custom fabrics. The final stage – which is currently underway with our final groups of this term – involves using the sewing machines to construct their printed fabric into functional, durable tote bags.
It has been fantastic to see the students combine artistic flair with technical sewing skills. We can’t wait to see the finished bags being used around school!
