The NEU is continuing its industrial action and has announced two more days of strikes: Thursday 27th April and Tuesday 2nd May.
School will be open to different year groups as follows:
Please click here to read the full letter.
This week a pre-recorded assembly was shown to Year 11 launching the NCS programme.
NCS is an opportunity that helps 15–17-year-olds to build skills for work and life, take on new challenges, meet new people and make a difference in their local community. Please click here to read the full letter.
Please click here to read a letter about Free School Meals and Pupil Premium eligibility.
Please click here to read the latest Lymm High School Parent Bulletin, which contains the most important notices for parents from the past two weeks.
Please click here to read the arrangements for the Year 11 Leavers’ Prom 2023.
The following two apprenticeship opportunities may be of interest to your son/daughter if they are considering a future career in hairdressing.
1. Hair 2 Order
This salon in Grappenhall is looking to recruit a new apprentice to join its team. Students can come in and shadow its nearly qualified apprentice to see how a salon operates.
For details, book an appointment with Kelly or Kim to see if this is the career for you.
Tel: 01925 264544
2. Kleek
Kleek has a number of salons in the area looking to take on an apprentice in the hairdressing, barbering and beauty industry.
If any students would like more information, please contact:
Joy Mullett
Regional Hairdressing Educator
Tel: 012345 678900
Mobile: 07719079638
The awarding bodies have collectively agreed a contingency day for several years now which is always scheduled at the end of the GCSE and A’ Level exam timetables.
The contingency day is in the event of national or significant local disruption to exams in the UK, being part of the awarding bodies’ standard contingency planning for exams.
Following the Covid-19 pandemic, further resilience was needed within the exam timetables. A single contingency day was not felt to be sufficient if a national event or incident had a significant effect on the exam timetable. For example, summer exams could be affected by extremely high temperatures.
For the June 2023 exams, the awarding bodies have therefore introduced two additional half-day contingency sessions. These are on Thursday 8th June 2023 and Thursday 15th June 2023. The standard contingency day remains at the end of the timetable being scheduled on Wednesday 28th June 2023.
Schools and colleges should ensure candidates and parents are aware of the contingency arrangements on these three days. They should consider the contingency day of Wednesday 28th June 2023 when making their plans for the summer. Candidates should be encouraged to remain available until Wednesday 28th June 2023 should examinations need to be rescheduled.
Year 11 students will be receiving an Exam Statement of Entry during form time this week. Please check all details and entries are correct. Students are asked to take any queries to the Exams Office.
Please remember to top up your child’s cashless catering account via Parent Pay to ensure your child is able to purchase food at break and during lunchtimes.
You can click here to view the lunch menu, which changes each day.
The price list can be viewed here.
With the exam season just around the corner we want to ensure that we are utilising every opportunity to support and encourage our Year 11 students to achieve their potential. Therefore, we thought it would be useful to provide a couple of updates and advice to best support your child over Easter and beyond.
Please click here to read the full letter.