Author: Natalie McGillivary

High Legh run for charity

Natalie McGillivary

Good luck to our five members of staff who will be running the High Legh 10K on Sunday to raise money for our hall charities. Any donation, however small, is really appreciated. If you want to cheer on our staff the race starts at 10am.

The runners are: 

Mr Thompson running for Arley Hall (Meningitis Research Foundation) https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lhsarleyfundraising2022

Mr Timms running for Dunham Hall (Help for Heroes) https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lhsdunhamfundraising2022

Miss Tasker running for Moreton Hall (The Christie) https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lhsmoretonfundraising2022

Mr Hayes running for Tatton Hall (Claire House) https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lhstattonfundraising2022

Mr Starkey running for Walton Hall (St Rocco’s Hospice) https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/lhswaltonfundraising2022

Tassomai webinar

Natalie McGillivary

To help your child prepare for their GCSE exams this summer, Tassomai is offering a free webinar on Monday 28th February at 5.30pm. At this event, the Tassomai creator (and revision expert) Murray Morrison will help you and your children get revision ready.

It will include:

  • Practical ways that parents can help
  • What to do between now and Easter
  • Identifying knowledge gaps (with & without Tassomai)
  • Managing exam stress

To register and submit any question, click here.

Year 11 History revision

Natalie McGillivary

Dear parents/carers of year 11 history pupils,

A revision list with extensive knowledge questions has been emailed to all pupils in preparation for March assessments.

Pupils have also received writing frames, practice questions and model answers to help with their preparations.

We hope these will be of great use to our pupils and advise pupils spend a good amount of time reading through each of the resources so they can effectively revise for the assessment and summer exams.

Any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Kind regards,

Ms F Sykes,
Head of History