Santa’s Elf Lewis has been very busy this Christmas period taking on the very important, and highly coveted, job of Santa’s Elf at a local visitor’s attraction. Lewis has worked his way to be Santa’s number one elf after demonstrating his knowledge of Christmas traditions, his ability to be nimble and quick – sorting and…
Tillie, Sophie and Fenton accompanied staff to St Cuthbert’s Church to decorate a Christmas tree on behalf of the school for the annual Christmas Tree Festival. The church is open throughout various weekends in December for visitors to enjoy.
One of our very talented artists produced this image during Art Club. We love that she has captured the dog’s full personality.
“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader” – Margaret Fuller At Mill House School, we understand the importance of promoting the reading habit and have a number of avid readers within the school. Students enjoyed a trip to Astley Book Farm where they had a chance to peruse over 100,000 books, buy a book…
Our animal care students enjoyed a dog training session courtesy of Grangemead Labradors. As well as enjoying a very informative talk about health, nutrition, welfare, training and behaviours, students had the opportunity to handle the dogs and practise applying a variety of commands as well as seeing the dogs in action. Huge thanks to Grangemead…
The school welcomed friends and families to our Macmillan coffee morning on 30th September. Students were instrumental in the planning and delivery of the event, baking a wide range of cakes and biscuits, designing advertising materials and selling cakes at lunchtime. The school raised £77 for Macmillian Cancer Support and £18 for Jeans for Genes.…
Please be aware that a Teacher Training Day is scheduled for Wednesday 15th June 2022.
Our Key Stage 4 and 5 Animal Care students took a trip to Sheldon Country Park in order to learn more about farm animals and traditional methods of farming. The photographs have been taken by our talented budding photographers, Ryan and Ethan.
On Thursday 27 April we held our second ‘Super Learning Day’ centred around the theme of Multiculturalism. This day was designed to enhance pupils’ social, moral, spiritual and cultural understanding. Throughout the day, pupils learnt about a range of cultures and traditions, participating in a variety of workshops. These included: Cooking and tasting Indian foods…
Reading is an important part of our school curriculum. As well as improving pupils’ literacy skills and academic performance, it contributes to our overall health and wellbeing. We aim to develop a strong reading culture within school where reading is championed and celebrated. Here is a glimpse of a reading corner within an English classroom.