Author: Natalie McGillivary

Understanding T’ Levels – Tuesday 20th October

Natalie McGillivary

Amazing Apprenticeships is hosting a free webinar to help parents and carers understand T’ Levels and whether they could be the right option for their young person after Year 11.

The webinar will cover:

  • What T’ Levels are and what they involve.
  • How T’ Levels compare with other post-16 options.
  • The progression opportunities available after completing a T’ Level.

The session will feature David Scott, T’ Levels Lead at the Department for Education, alongside Victoria, a parent who will share her experience and perspective.

The webinar will take place on Tuesday 20th October at 6.30pm. Please click here to register.

Open Evening – Thursday 8th October

Natalie McGillivary
The Lymm High School Year 6 Open Evening is on Thursday 8th October and we very much look forward to seeing many of you there. Last year we had an unprecedented number of visitors which was brilliant but did cause some difficulties for local residents around school. Please can we therefore ask you to do the following if you are attending:
  • Please try to walk if you live locally, instead of driving when you visit us. We have very limited parking on site.
  • If our car parks are full and you choose to park on surrounding roads, please consider local residents and road traffic laws when doing so. Lymm village also has car parks you can access (check parking charges) which are only a short walk to school if you don’t live locally.
Many thanks for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you on Thursday.

 

Post-16 options

Natalie McGillivary

Year 11 students had an assembly yesterday and a number of workshops last Thursday about post-16 options in order to help them make informed choices for their future pathways. Please click here for the information from the assembly and please support your child in making sure they’ve made 2 applications to a post-16 training provider before Christmas 2026. Every year, students miss out on their chosen courses because they’ve applied too late. We usually start receiving information in January that some courses are now full so students can no longer apply. Please ensure they get in early, so they aren’t disappointed.