Please find below tips for laughter.
Law students gain global insights
A group of ambitious Year 12 Law students recently took their learning beyond the classroom, seizing incredible virtual and international work experiences.
Serena trains for water polo tournament
During the half-term, Year 12 student Serena travelled to the Czech Republic with her water polo team for a training camp in preparation for the upcoming EU Nations tournament later this month. Serena is set to compete as part of the Great Britain Junior Women’s Water Polo Team at this prestigious event. Serena’s selection for the team highlights her dedication, hard work, and growing reputation in the sport. The European Nations Championship is a key event in the junior water polo calendar, attracting top teams from across Europe, including Germany, Slovakia, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the Czech Republic. This tournament offers young athletes a valuable chance to test their skills against elite talent, often serving as a gateway to senior international competition.
Well done Serena and good luck in the tournament!
Tips for wellness
Please find below tips for strength and tips for preparing for and managing exams.
African dance workshop and disco
Year 13 student Izzie writes about this week’s African dance workshop and disco below.
As October draws to a close, it marks the end of Black History Month, and here at Myton we’ve spent the month bringing awareness to the experiences black people have faced historically as well as presently. We are embracing the motto ‘young, black and listened to’ which reflects Myton’s purpose of fostering a safe and comfortable environment for students of all backgrounds. We have also been celebrating the rich culture of black heritage, specifically with the Afrobeats dance workshop and disco that was held on Monday night. Organised by Miss Zahran and Miss Jones, the Upper School Hall hosted students and their parents, for an evening honouring African dance and music.
KS3 Debate Club reach semi-finals!
Congratulations to our KS3 Debate Club who have reached the semi-finals of a debating competition held at Kenilworth School this week. Topics debated included: ‘It is important for children to learn about the plays of William Shakespeare’, ‘The voting age should be lowered to 16′, There are too many languages in the world’, ‘Water is the most valuable resource’ and ‘Overall, social media is a negative influence on children’.
Well done to you all!
Connected Communities Workshop
Year 8 Computing students were given the opportunity to take part in a ‘Connected Communities’ workshop led by volunteers from the tech industry this week. The two-period session, led by Digital Skills Education and supported by Cellnex UK volunteers, engaged Year 7 and 8 students in hands-on coding activities using microbits and a map of a virtual city. The students explored smart city technology by configuring sensors and controlling traffic systems, learning valuable coding skills and gaining insights into potential tech careers. The students enjoyed the interactive learning experience and the volunteers were very impressed by the questions they asked. Thank you to Mr Stone who helped get this session running!
Tips for Wellness
Please find below tips on being persistent.
NCS skills booster workshops
Year 11 enjoyed skills booster workshops this week hosted by NCS. Workshops covered topics including voting, democracy and rights, aspiration and ambition, resilience and wellbeing.
Tips for wellness
Please find below tips on being you.
