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Head Teacher Message
Dear Parents and Carers
Hmmm, what to write about this week…….? Let me start with the students. I have said a lot about how impressed we were with their conduct on Monday but wanted to stress this again. This really isn’t a line just to make people feel better, they really were fantastic. It’s the first time they were evacuated without it being a drill, a malfunction, burnt toast etc. So maybe it was the look on staff faces (they know we wouldn’t evacuate in an exam unless there was a really good reason) or the sight of the Year 11s and 13s being evacuated onto the field separately and in exam conditions, whatever it was they stepped up and were absolute perfection in that process. And as for our Year 11s and 13s in the exam, they were sat on the field in exam conditions for a long time before we had to abandon the end of their exams and they could then talk. In these circumstances responsible conduct keeps everybody safe, it’s not just about the individual – brilliant job by all.
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General News
Congratulations to Reuben in Year 8 who recently hiked 1,085 metres to the top of Mount Snowdon to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Over £1300 has been raised so far, with the total still rising! Despite being by far the youngest member of the group, Reuben often encouraged those struggling along the way and was also the group photographer!
Well done Reuben, this is a fantastic achievement! We hear you may have your sights set on climbing Ben Nevis next so we’ll watch this space!
Children and young people are invited to express their creativity and empathy through artwork as part of an art competition to honour and celebrate Refugee Week 2024. The theme for this year’s Refugee Week is ‘Our Home’, and the competition asks children and young people to create a piece of artwork that reflects where they live.
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Below you can find some tips for getting outdoors and managing stress.
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Top Box Studios are holding open auditions for their Youth Theatre Company’s performance of Frozen Jr.
An audition information pack can be found here.
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You can find the Spring edition of the Parenting Project newsletter here.
The Sydni Centre are looking for volunteers to help in various roles. Please see the poster below.
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Events
Some of our students are performing in the dance show of Dr Dolittle at the Royal Spa Centre on the 29 and 30 June. You can buy your tickets here.
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A high profile youth campaigner will be at the Sydni Centre on Thursday 6 June to provide safety awareness and talk about knife crime. Please see the flyer below for more information.
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Together with Autism conferences are being held to support families and anyone who wants to better understand autism and find out about local support available. The conferences will take place on the following dates:
- Saturday 29 June at North Leamington School
- Saturday 14 September at Meadow Park School, Coventry
- Saturday 9 November at North Warwickshire and South Leicestershire College
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Speakers for schools are holding a virtual event on the 25 June, 6.30pm – 7.30pm for parents and carers to hear about the type of jobs and career paths in the creative industries such as film, music and visual effects. You can book a place here.
Please find Barnardo’s Warwickshire Children and Family Centres’ summer timetable below.
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Sports News
Year 10 student Tom travelled to Croatia this week to represent England in an international tournament playing against the USA, Croatia, Morocco and France. Tom played in all four games and the England team topped their group. Unfortunately they lost their next game against France, but still put in a great performance. We are all so proud of Tom for this amazing achievement and look forward to hearing about more of his successes in the future. Congratulations Tom!
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Warwickshire Track and Field Cup
Congratulations to the 50 students who represented Myton at the Warwickshire Track and Field Cup event in Rugby. Students competed in two different events (a combination of a track and a field event), and despite facing tough competition from many Warwickshire schools all our year groups finished in the top 6, with many students achieving personal best scores.
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