As we reach the end of another school year, I’d like to start by thanking you all for your ongoing support. It’s been another varied and busy year, with all the usual challenges along the way, but dominated overall by wonderful students doing wonderful things. Thank you for bringing up such brilliant young people and for supporting the school in trying to do our best for them.
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Free School Meals can really help families who might be struggling to provide lunch for their child in school. Students receive £2.70 per day to buy a hot or cold meal at lunch, every day in term time. There are a range of benefits that could make you eligible.
If you think you might be eligible or are on any of these benefits, it’s always worth putting in an application – please contact Mrs Mogey in Student Services on 01925 750711 for any advice about Free School Meals and click here for the application form. It really only takes a few minutes to complete and it could help by providing an extra £13.50 in canteen credit per child every week. Because the credit is added automatically each day, it also doesn’t require you to tell your child about receiving Free School Meals if you’d rather not.
Whether or not you are eligible, if you are struggling, please get in touch with your child’s Head of Year or Pastoral Manager – we are here to help and can also signpost to organisations you might not be aware of. We will always treat any information you share in the strictest confidence. We know these are tough times but we are here to help our families just as much as our students in any way possible. If you are struggling to fill out the Free School Meal application form, again please get in touch. We are always happy to help you get the support you might need.
In preparation for the purchase of any new items of uniform for September 2024, please click here to read a letter from Mrs Jennings, Deputy Headteacher (Behaviour and Attendance), highlighting our expectations.
Please click here to read the latest Lymm High School Parent Bulletin, which contains the most important notices for parents and carers from the past 2 weeks.
Sports Day is taking place on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th July. Tuesday 16th July is for Year 7 and 8 students who are doing field events only (Long Jump, Triple Jump, Shot Put, Discus and Javelin). Students competing on Tuesday 16th must come to school in their PE kit.
On Wednesday 17th July, Periods 1–3 students will only be coming out of lessons to compete in their event. From Period 4, all students will be out of lessons to participate in Sports Day.
Please ensure students come prepared for the day:
Please click here to read the latest Lymm High School Parent Bulletin, which contains the most important notices for parents and carers from the past 2 weeks.
A reminder that Friday 5th July is an INSET Day. School will be closed to all students.
We will be capturing students’ biometric data on Tuesday 2nd July to implement the facial recognition technology across the school from Thursday 4th July.
Thank you to everyone who has provided consent. If you are yet to do this, please click to complete the Facial Recognition Consent Form. It will take less than 2 minutes. Please note that if you do not consent, you still need to complete the form.
This year’s Founders’ Day ‘A celebration of community’ will reflect our founding principles of community service and social responsibility. Please click here to read about how we are celebrating this important date in the school calendar.
The Modern Languages Department are thrilled to announce the Bastille Day celebrations for Year 7, which will take place on Monday 15th July 2024!
To mirror the French tradition of dressing in blue, white and red, Year 7 students will be allowed to wear accessories in the French colours on this day. Students must otherwise wear their full uniform.
In Form time, students will enjoy a French breakfast of a croissant. We have then secured the Main Hall to learn about the French revolution and engage in fun team activities. We will be joined by the Performing Arts faculty who will lead us in rousing renditions of La Marseillaise and songs from the modern musical adaptation Les Miserables.
The ‘L’ side of the year will be with us in the Hall periods 1–2, and ‘H’ side of the year will be with us periods 3–4, so students should pack for their other lessons accordingly.
All Year 7 students will attend, and there is a £1.50 contribution to be paid by Parent Pay by Friday 5th July. Any monies not spent on breakfast and resources will go to Médecins Sans Frontières, an international humanitarian organisation providing medical care in more than 72 countries.