Author: Natalie McGillivary

Parent Consultation on Relationships & Sex Education element of RSHE Guidelines

Natalie McGillivary

Please click here to read about an online webinar that we are facilitating for parents and carers on Tuesday 19th October 2021, led by the organisation It Happens.

The webinar provides a platform for parents and carers to ask important questions regarding Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) and to consider important steps that can be taken by all to educate and empower our young people in making the right decisions regarding healthy relationships.

Letter from the Secretaries of State for Education and Health

Natalie McGillivary

The Secretary of State for Education and the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care have written a joint letter to parents about the vaccination of children aged 12 to 15 and the importance of continuing with twice-weekly Covid-19 testing and reporting.

Alongside this letter are some frequently answered questions for parents, from Dr Mary Ramsay, Head of Immunisation.

The Immunisation Team are back in school on Friday 5th November 2021 to deliver Covid vaccinations to any student in years 7-11 who didn’t receive one last week.

Please click here to read a letter about this next visit.

Covid Vaccinations

Natalie McGillivary

The Immunisation Team are back in school on Friday 5th November 2021 to deliver Covid vaccinations to any student in years 7-11 who didn’t receive one last week.

Please click here to read a letter about this next visit.

Please sign and return a completed, hard copy of this consent form, if

  • your son/daughter hasn’t yet had the Covid vaccine and you would like them to have it
  • you previously provided consent but your son/daughter wasn’t able to have the vaccine last time

Paper copies of this consent form can also be collected from Students Services.

Consent forms need to be returned by Wednesday 20th October 2021.

Wellbeing Award

Natalie McGillivary

Lymm High is working towards achieving the Wellbeing Award for School so we can improve our work in providing better provision for emotional wellbeing and mental health for the whole school community.

In order to make sure that we improve the support we offer, we want to understand how well we are currently supporting our pupils. For this reason, we are inviting pupils at our school to complete an anonymous survey. Please click here to read how you can help.