Please click below to read a letter about important updates to the way parents access Unifrog, our Careers Platform.
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Year 12 Residential Opportunity
Dear Parents / Carers of Year 12 Students
Please click here to read a letter from Mr Mullin regarding an exciting residential opportunity for Year 12 students. Please note that the expression of interest deadline is next Thursday 20th March.
The Sixth Form Team
School Newsletter – January 2025
Click here to read the January issue of our school newsletter, which includes details of our Chinese New Year celebrations, cyber security initiatives and our latest Wall of Kindness candidates.
The Sixth: 20-24 January 2025
Please click here to read the latest issue of the Sixth Form bulletin.
A Level and BTEC Certificate Collection
Dear Parents/Carers and Year 13 Leavers (past students),
Following the cancellation of the certificate collection this week due to the severe icy conditions and school closure, we have rescheduled it for next Tuesday 14th January 2025 in the Lower Hex between 3 and 4pm. We are confident that by next Tuesday, the ice will have thawed and the site will be safe for everyone.
This will be a great opportunity for students to catch up with staff and share their news, however, we understand that unfortunately a lot more students will already have returned to university by then, therefore if your child would like to nominate and authorise someone else to collect them at this time on their behalf, the student should email myself to confirm this (if they haven’t done so already)
Since your child’s old Lymm High school email address has now been disabled, I would be very grateful for your help in sharing this information with them yourself and with anyone else you know to whom this information is relevant.
It’s important to note:
These certificates are official evidence of your child’s qualifications and should be kept safe, as they may need to produce them for jobs or further studies in the future.
- Only the student can collect their certificates, as they are required to sign for them.
- If your child is unable to collect them, they can nominate someone else to do so on their behalf. To arrange this, the student must email Mrs Hughes lhughes@lymmhigh.org.uk in advance, giving permission and naming the person who will collect the certificates.
- If certificates are not collected on this day, they can be collected from Main School Reception / Exams Office after 14th January by prior arrangement. To arrange this, please email exams@lymmhigh.org.uk.
- Please be aware that the school only keeps certificates for 12 months. If they are not collected within this time, they will be returned to the exam boards. Replacements must be requested directly from the exam boards, and this can be a costly process.
Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing your child on Tuesday 14th January 2025.
Year 12 – Safe Drive Stay Alive
Please click the link below to read a letter about the Safe Drive Stay Alive communication to Year 12 students.
Year 13 Mock Interviews

Year 13 took part in a variety of activities on Tuesday 14th November including mock interviews with an employer, finalising their UCAS applications, and understanding how to prepare and look after themselves during exams.
Criminology Day

Year 12 and 13 students attended a criminology day on Friday 24th November. They thoroughly enjoyed exploring a mock crime scene, investigating a murder, resulting in a mock trial!

Knit & Stitch Show

On Friday 17th November, a large group of GCSE and BTEC fashion and textiles students spent the day exploring the Knitting and Stitching Show in Harrogate.
The Knitting and Stitching show is one of the leading textile exhibitions in the UK. The show offers plenty of inspiration, workshops and even shopping opportunities.
Students had the opportunity to view a wide range of work by practising textile artists and graduates from various universities across the country. Students challenged themselves, interviewing as many exhibitors as they could to find out more about their work, inspirations and their journey into textiles.
The trip was a great chance for students to gather primary research for their coursework projects, and showcases the wide range of different pathways available within Fashion and Textiles.

Parliament Trip

Miss Dixon and Mrs Jennings took a group of Sixth Form students to Parliament for a tour of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Not only were students able to take part in a mock debate, they also met our local MP Andy Carter!
The students thoroughly enjoyed learning so much about Parliament and Government.
This is a trip we will repeat in the future!

