FSM changes to eligibility

As of September 2026, the criteria for Free School Meals in schools has changed. Please see attached flyers linked below.
If you think your child may now qualify, please complete this FSM application form as soon as possible and return to the email address at the bottom of it. There is no income threshold any longer for FSM as long as you are in receipt of qualifying benefits.
On a different note, if your child was eligible for FSM last year and is now (after re-checks) either not eligible for FSM or has not been checked because of missing details, please re-apply for FSM using the same form.
Any queries, please contact Mrs A Mogey in Student Services (amogey@lymmhigh.org.uk).

Changes to bus services 40 and 42

We have been informed by the bus operator that there will be some changes made to services 40 and 42, which will affect some students’ travel from September 2026.

Service 42 is to be withdrawn at the end of this month due to low numbers of passengers. We apologise to all families affected but this decision is totally out of our control. We’ve been told that as a partial replacement, service 40 will be extended to start at Grappenhall Heys and run via Appleton Thorn along the service 42 route. However, stops between Appleton Thorn and Massey Brook Lane will be unserved. Passengers using the Thorne Inn and Crofton Close stops in Appleton Thorn can board at Appleton Hall. Please click here to see a map for further information.

If any families expect to be severely impacted by this change in service, please contact Simon Marsden (smarsden@lymmhigh.org.uk) for clarification. We can also gather comments to feedback to the bus company.

Student medical information update

To ensure that we continue to provide a safe and supportive environment for all students, we are asking all parents/carers to update their child’s medical information.

We have students in school with a range of allergies and medical conditions, and it is essential that we hold the most accurate and up-to-date information. This enables us to provide appropriate support, care and treatment and to respond effectively in the event of a medical emergency.

Recent legislation, Benedict’s Law, places particular emphasis on the management of anaphylaxis, making it especially important that the school is aware of any allergies or medical conditions that may affect a student.

We would be grateful if you could ensure that all relevant medical information is submitted on the link below by Wednesday 1st July.

Student Allergy and Medical Information Form – Fill out form