Job Vacancies

We have 4 support job vacancies at the moment, which can be viewed on our school website by following the link above.

Myddle CE Primary School Ofsted Report November 2022

To all our families,

We are very pleased to have received our final Ofsted report following our recent inspection on November 18th.

We hope you agree that it really reflects the wonderful staff and children at Myddle. The inspectors were impressed with how we prioritise the whole child, through all of our music, art, trips, clubs and opportunities, alongside really robust teaching of the core subjects. As well as a Deep Dive into maths and reading, Ofsted also conducted a Deep Dive into how we teach MFL (Spanish) and were extremely impressed with the teaching and learning, the curriculum and progression. They praised the behaviour and attitudes of the children and the subject knowledge and dedication of all staff.

We are delighted with the report and our result;  it is a culmination of all the hard work over the last few years in order to meet the ever-changing expectations of the government, as well as keeping true to our own ethos. On the day, the inspectors saw what we do, day in, day out and to be judged as ‘good’ is something we are all very proud of.

Thank you for your on-going support for the school – we receognise that this success is a partnership between school, home, governors and the community.

Mrs Williams and Mr Glover

Myddle CofE Primary School Ofsted Report Nov 2022

 

Staff Changes in nursery and panda classes

We are sad to be losing Rebecca Rohr from Snowleopards next week, as she has a new job with the local authority which she will be moving on to. Rebecca has been a fantastic lead in the nursery and prior to that, a brilliant TA in Panda and Tiger classes. We will really miss her as part of the staff team and wish her every success with her next venture. We hope to fill this role with a permanent member of staff from January. Up until then, the position will be filled by Liz Leese. Liz and Fran have previously worked together at Baschurch delivering forest school sessions. Liz is a qualified teacher, a forest school leader and has extensive experience in nurseries. We look forward to welcoming her to Myddle.

In January, when Mrs McGrath begins her maternity leave, Claire Mayle, the current teaching assistant in Panda class, will be teaching Panda class Mondays-Wednesdays, alongside Mrs Turner who will be doing Thursdays and Fridays.  Claire is also a qualified teacher – we feel very lucky to have such high calibre staff in our Early Years here at Myddle! We have appointed Liz Leese to be Panda’s teaching assistant when Mrs Mayle starts teaching. They have also worked together before at Baschurch Pre-school, so should help everyone settle into their new roles nicely.

In summary:

Snowleopards: Monday 21st Nov – January: Liz Leese and Fran Jones (Fridays – Clare Evans and Fran Jones)

January 2023 – new permanent nursery lead and Fran Jones

Pandas:            January until end of maternity – Mrs Mayle / Mrs Turner  (Teachers) and Liz Leese  (TA)

Myddle School Building Work

For many years we have been on a waiting list for the funding to have some important improvements made to our school entrance, and we are finally at the top of the list!

The work will start shortly before half term and continue for approximately 8 weeks.

What is being done?

Our school main entrance and admin office is being moved into the old kitchen. This will mean our families and visitors do not have to walk throught the car park to get into school, which is safer. This new area will also contain an entrance lobby, waiting area and an extra room for children to use for group work.

How will this affect you?

The Jaguar class will need to come into school through the double doors into the corridor (the same as Tiger class do) while the work is being carried out. This is because the builders will be making a secure area to work in and sealing off the pathway so that it can’t be accessed by children. Their first job will be to make one of the existing kitchen windows into a door way and remove some of the perimeter fencing so that they can get equipment in and out. This will eventually be the new main school entrance. The rest of the school will be unaffected and the kitchen will be sealed off from the inside.

We will let you know when we have an exact date for the work to start, as there may be extra vehicles on site and a loss of parking spaces on the grass verge near the bin store. We would appreciate it if parents could avoid our staff car park, verge and driveway when you drop off and collect for Little Angels please.  You are encouraged to use the village hall opposite.

Thank you.

Welcome Kerrie!

You will see a new face in the office this term alongside Mrs Smith, as we welcome Kerrie Stanley to the admin team. She already feels part of the school and is settling in very quickly, so please feel free to pop round and say hello in the office or on the gate in the morning.

Our admin team across the federation is now Nicky Cadman (business manager), Rachel Smith (senior administrator, Myddle), Emily Lloyd (senior administrator, Baschurch) and Kerrie Stanley (part time administrator, Myddle).  We now have the flexibility to work together across the two schools more easily and Rachel will be able to spend some time at Baschurch during the week.

 

Results from your environmental review – Mrs W

Thank you for completing the environmental review with your class. Now that we are all back in school, we can look at working on some of the areas you identified. I will summarise the results below.

These are the main issues that we can start to try and improve at our school:

Energy:
too many devices are left on standby, like computer monitors, laptops and plugs;
we don’t use any renewable sources of energy, like solar or wind;
we don’t take part in any national energy saving initiatives.

Marine:
we don’t ban straws, balloons or single use plastic at school.

Waste:
we could make better use of the compost bins;
teachers use too much paper and laminate too much;
we could recycle much more of our rubbish.

Healthy Living:
we need to grow more of our own fruit and vegetables.

Biodiversity:
Do we encourage wild flowers, bees and insects? Do we have a wild flower area?

Which are the most important things to work on?
Have you got any ideas? Write them in the comments!

Anyone in the school can comment please and let the ECO-CHAMPIONS know!

Ariana’s Presentation

Ariana in year 5 has made a presentation for her class today encouraging them to help collect litter. Are you able to help her?

Lily and Ariana – hello

We’re really happy to be eco-champions.

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