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Category: Sixth Form
A Guide to Traineeships and Apprenticeships
Wednesday 25th May, 4pm (by Zoom)
LMP Education is a National Apprenticeship Training Provider. It will be delivering a 45-minute broadcast to all year 11s, 12s and 13s across the country to fully explain the apprenticeship route and available opportunities that it has starting from August onwards.
Students can join via Zoom. The agenda will cover the following:
- About LMP Education and how it can support you in starting your career.
- Apprenticeships – key facts and considerations.
- Traineeships – what they are and how they get you into an apprenticeship.
- Traineeship and Apprenticeship – opportunities for now and September.
- Eligibility and how to apply.
- English and Maths.
- Next steps.
- Q&A.
To sign-up to attend the webinar, please register here.
Year 12 Progress Reports
All parents should have received their third Progress Report via our Gateway this week. If you have not yet received this, please contact Student Services. The link to the letter sent with this Progress Report can be found here.

LHS Parent Bulletin 29/04/22
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The Sixth 29/04/22
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PTA meeting – Monday 25th April 2022
The Lymm High School PTA Committee would like to invite any parents who wish to join the PTA to attend our meeting this evening at 7pm on Zoom. The PTA welcomes any members who may have new and refreshing fundraising ideas.
If you are able to attend, please email kirstyagreen@hotmail.com so the Zoom details can be shared with you. We look forward to seeing some new faces (on screen) this evening.
The Sixth 22/04/22
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Summer Bedding Plants
We’ve sourced a new plant supplier and are able to offer a selection of bedding plants once again. The prices are slightly higher than in previous years due to the cost of compost having risen significantly over the last 12 months. However, the range of plants is much greater than we’ve been able to offer before. If you’d like to order any plants, please complete the order form here, and return to school Reception by Wednesday 27th April or email to info@lymmhigh.org.uk.
Delivery will be in May before the Half Term.
Apprentify talk
All students in Years 10, 11, 12 and 13 are invited to attend a drop-in session with Scott Austin, Head of Talent at Apprentify. He will be joining us at lunchtime on Thursday 21st April 1.30–2pm in The Studio, upstairs in the Leisure Centre.
Apprentify pride themselves on offering a unique approach to finding, recruiting and training the best digital and technical apprentices for roles such as Digital Marketing, Junior Content Producer, Data Analyst and Software Developer.
They currently work with companies such as JD Sports, Pets at Home, Manchester Airport Group and Liverpool Football Club.
Please come along to meet Scott and find out more about what Apprentify can offer.
You can visit their website https://www.apprentify.com/ or YouTube channel Apprentify – YouTube for more of an insight.
Covid-19 latest guidance
Dear parents and carers
I hope you are well and have been enjoying the Easter holiday. Apologies for interrupting the break, but I am writing with a quick update on the latest guidance relating to Covid-19 and what actions to take if staff or students are unwell.
You may be aware that, as of April 1st, the government published its Living with Covid strategy. This means that there is no longer a requirement for students or staff to test regularly and that the universal/free testing has now finished.
The following guidance is now in place if students or staff are unwell with Covid-19 symptoms:
- Children and young people who are unwell and have a high temperature should stay at home and avoid contact with other people. They can go back to school when they no longer have a high temperature, and they feel well enough to attend.
- Adults with the symptoms of a respiratory infection, and who have a high temperature or feel unwell, should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people until they feel well enough to resume normal activities and they no longer have a high temperature.
- In the event that a Covid-19 test is taken, adults with a positive test result should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for 5 days, which is when they are most infectious. For children and young people aged 18 and under, the advice is 3 days.
- There is no longer a requirement for students or staff to return a negative test before returning to school once they have remained at home for the recommended period of time.
Remote learning via our ‘window into lessons’ will remain available for confirmed Covid cases for the time being, so please make sure you let us know if this is the case for your child.
As ever, please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any concerns or questions. Otherwise, enjoy the rest of the day and I look forward to welcoming everyone back tomorrow.
Kind regards
Gwyn Williams