Category: Sixth Form

We are excited to announce an inspiring new initiative at Lymm High School: The Lymm Learner. This programme is designed to recognise and cultivate qualities that we believe are essential for students to thrive academically and personally. As part of this, our positive points system will be shifting to better reflect the qualities of a ‘Lymm Learner.’

A ‘Lymm Learner’ is a student who:

• Takes responsibility for their own learning.
• Is motivated by their progress and strives to improve.
• Asks thoughtful questions and confidently challenges assumptions.
• Thinks critically to enhance their understanding.
• Embraces setbacks as learning opportunities and shows resilience.

Each week, students will earn Lymm Learner Hall points for demonstrating these attributes in their classes. The top three students in each year group who accumulate the most Lymm Learner Hall points will receive a special certificate, which will be sent home in recognition of their dedication and success.

Dear Parents / Carer,

We’re thrilled to announce that Children in Need is just around the corner, taking place on Friday 15th November! This event is always a highlight of our school year, and our Sixth Form students are preparing to go all-out once again with their incredible costumes to raise funds for this worthy cause. You can expect a fantastic display of creativity, colour, and fun as our Sixth Formers dress up as all sorts of characters and parade through school at break time to collect donations.

In addition to the costume parade, we have a special treat for students this year: the chance to throw wet sponges at some brave volunteer teachers during lunchtime! Students can pay a small donation for each throw, making this a fun and memorable way to raise even more for Children in Need.

If you’d like to support this wonderful cause, we’re making it as easy as possible to donate through the school. Donations can be made on the day in our collection buckets, through ParentPay, or even via card, with a card reader available in school.

And don’t forget to keep an eye out for all the wonderfully dressed-up characters making their way to school that day! Thank you in advance for helping us make a difference through Children in Need.

Kind regards

The Charities Team and The Sixth Form Team

 

As mentioned in previous correspondence regarding attendance, Warrington Borough Council is now considering penalty notices in line with the new DfE guidance. Please click here to find out more information. As always, if you are concerned about your child’s attendance, do get in touch with your child’s Head of Year / Pastoral Manager.

Your Future, Your Choice, Move on 2024 – Careers Fair
Wednesday 13^th November, 3.30-7pm, Warrington Youth Zone

The Warrington Careers Fair will be host to over 60 exhibitors including Sellafield, Balfour Beatty, Cavendish Nuclear, Vistry Partnerships and Warrington & Vale Royal College. Information  will be available on future careers from a wide range of sectors, including digital, engineering, healthcare, construction, finance and uniformed services.

There will also be volunteering opportunities from various youth and community organisations.

Use the link below to book your place:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/warrington-careers-fair-your-future-your-choice-move-on-public-sign-up-tickets-976060973647

 

Parent Virtual Session – Digital       
Thursday 14th November 2024, 6pm

Hosted by All About STEM/All About Futures, this event is aimed at helping parents and carers to find out about the opportunities available within the digital sector.

We’ll be looking at what we mean by ‘digital’ and ‘digital life skills’. We’ll also introduce the different pathways into digital careers including apprenticeships, technical and higher education routes also touching on the opportunities available for 19+ learners through the Skills Boot Camps.

Use the link below to register to attend:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hnxEFJ7cQaOKSKR__fUZ1Q

The original calendar for this year involved an INSET day on Friday 27th June. However, for various reasons (mainly related to exams and trips to Tynny) it no longer works to hold the INSET day then. Therefore, Friday 27th June will now be a normal school day. Instead, we will finish for the summer holidays on Friday 18th July (as opposed to the original plan of Tuesday 22nd July). Apologies for any inconvenience and please do let your Head of Year know if this causes any major problems.