Category: Sixth Form

Dear Parent or Carer,

We are very excited to welcome all our new Year 12 students tomorrow, we are sure they will have a wonderful first day and introduction to Sixth Form!

Students should arrive in school by 8.25am and enter school via the Sixth Form entrance and go directly to the Lower Hex, where they will be greeted and given their timetable, followed by breakfast with their tutors. Later in the morning, all students will have new biometrics taken for their fingerprint for their ParentPay school food account, please check that their account is topped up. Students will also have a new portrait photograph taken tomorrow, if any students have not yet got all the Sixth Form uniform, we will have spares available for the photograph.

Miss Dixon, Head of Year 12 will be available to chat to students in the Lower Hex during break and lunchtime if they have any queries. She will also be available in her office at N204 during P5 if a student wishes to speak to her privately. Students may also come and see Mrs Hughes and Miss Lewis at the Sixth Form Student Services desk with any queries at any time. We are all here to help students settle in. 

For students travelling to school using Warrington’s Own Buses network, the website has been updated with the latest information here.

In addition, you may have seen in the media the news about some schools being closed due to RAAC concerns. Please be assured that Lymm High is not affected by this issue.

If you, as parents have any questions or queries, please direct them to Mrs Hughes on lhughes@lymmhigh.org.uk (phone Ext 124) in the first instance and she will be happy to help sign post. 

Kind regards

The Sixth Form Team

Click to read the letter which was sent to parents regarding A Level Results Day.

A-level-Results-day-letter-2023.pdf (lymmhigh.org.uk)

I am writing to let you know that as part of your child’s A Level Geography Course, they must produce an independent project on a topic of their choice that fits with the AQA A Level Geography Specification Content. This is called the Non-Examined Assessment or NEA and is worth 20% of the final A Level.

The NEA has been launched to students recently by their geography class teacher. General guidance regarding the structure and suitable content for investigations has been provided in lessons. However, students should plan to collect their primary data during the summer vacation so that this can be used at the start of the new academic term in September.

Students are required to submit a proposed title for their independent investigation to their geography teacher for approval by Friday 21st July. Further deadlines regarding the completion of this work have been emailed to students and can be found on SMHW.

Your support with the completion of this work and the meeting of deadlines would be greatly appreciated. Should you require any further information, please contact Mrs Rigby, Head of Key Stage 5 Geography.