Category: News

Read the May issue of our school newsletter here, which contains photos from the recent DoFE expeditions and tips on how to manage exam stress.

Earlier this week we lost a valued member of our teaching staff, Mr Ray Kelly. Many of you will be as shocked as we are and, of course, all our thoughts and best wishes are with his family at this time.

To read the latest edition of school’s online history magazine, Insight into History, please click here. This issue includes a wide range of articles and fact files about the varied history of the LGBTQ+ community and their experiences.

Read the Spring issue of our school newsletter here!

 

Please join us on Wednesday 30th March for Lymm High’s Careers Fair,
which is taking place 4-7pm.

 

Tickets are on sale today from the school shop.

 

Lymm High is collecting:

• Foil survival blankets
• Toys
• Nappies
• Sanitary products
• Crayons
• Towels
• First aid kits
• Bandages
• Sleeping bags
• Metal cups
• Thermal clothing
• Hair brushes
• Shampoos
• Toothbrushes
• Children’s clothes

Please bring any items to Reception from Tuesday 8th March.

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

This week is National Apprenticeship Week.

We have tailored our Careers education to ensure that students are aware of apprenticeships as a potential option for their future. During form time this week, students have had sessions to educate them on what apprenticeships are, what types exist and where they can look to find them.

If students wish to extend their understanding further, we have attached the following resources to support them.

• A Guide to Apprenticeships
• Year 7 activity pack
• Year 8 activity pack
• Year 9 activity pack
• A–Z of Apprenticeships.

To view all the Apprenticeship events happening this week, click here.

To read the latest edition of school’s online history magazine, Insight into History, please click here.