KS2 Netball competition

Well done to the 14 children in KS2 who represented the school this morning in a netball competition at Corbet School.
Myddle team A played 6 matches, winning 3, drawing 1 and losing 2, finishing in 5th place overall out of the 13 teams who entered. Myddle team B played 6 matches, winning 2, drawing 1 and losing 3, finishing in 6th place.
A great effort from all of the players. Thank you to Mrs Emerton Maka and Mrs Hulme for escorting the children to this event.
Here are some photographs of the morning.

Hello Yellow – World Mental Health Day

Dear parents and carers,
Our school will be taking part in Hello Yellow on Friday 10th October (World
Mental Health Day) to raise awareness and funds for YoungMinds, the UK’s
leading charity for young people’s mental health.
No young person should feel alone with their mental health and that’s why
Hello Yellow matters. We’re taking this opportunity as a school community to
come together and show our students that we’re with them and they’re never
alone with their mental health.

We’ll be taking part by wearing YELLOW on Friday 10th October.

You can also donate to support our school’s fundraising YoungMinds – Myddle CE Primary School

Most importantly, we want to share the resources which YoungMinds offer to
support parents and carers if you ever need help and advice to support your
children. This includes:
• online resources (www.youngminds.org.uk/parent/)
• a phone line, open 9.30am-4pm (0808 802 5544)
• an online chat for parents and carers to speak to trained
professionals if you’re concerned about your children’s mental
health (www.youngminds.org.uk/parents-helpline/)

 

Y5&6 Mini Tennis and Kwik Cricket

Well done to the Y5&6 children who were chosen to represent the school on this occasion in a mini tennis and kwik cricket event at the Corbet School.

Y5&6 Tennis lessons

Jaguar class have been enjoying their tennis sessions delivered by Mr Edwards on a Friday afternoon.

KS2 Mini Athletics

This morning, a group of 16 pupils from Y3,4,5 and 6 were selected to represent Myddle Primary in a mini athletics event at Corbet School. The pupils took part in some running, throwing and jumping events on the school field. For many of the pupils, it was their first / one of their first opportunities to represent their school in a sports event and they all did really well. Well done in particular to Iyla Tucker who finished 1st in the long jump. We hope all of the children enjoyed it and it has encouraged them to want to be selected on more occasions to represent their school in sport.

Thank you to Mrs Owen and Mrs Emerton Maka for taking and supporting the children at this event.

Y5&6 Science

In Science today, pupils in Y5&6 were learning about the different processes involved in separating mixtures, including filtration, sieving, evaporating and using magnetism.

Y5&6 Science lesson

Today in Science, Jaguar class were investigating which materials / substances were soluble or insoluble.

Y5&6 Basketball tournament

What a performance this morning from the Y5&6 basketball team 🏀🏆🥇who won 6 out of 6 matches at the Corbet School. Archie and William displayed some superb dribbling and shooting, Olivia defended superbly and it was great to see how confident Eve became once she had scored in the opening game. 2-0, 7-0, 3-0, 1-0, 4-0 and 2-1 victories ensured that our team of 4 won the competition. They all showed a great competitiveness whilst also demonstrate fair play and sporting behaviour too. It was a privilege to watch! Well done everybody.

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Y5&6 Indoor Athletics North Shropshire finals

Huge congratulations to all of the children who were chosen to represent the school in the indoor athletics finals at Ellesmere College today, having qualified from last month. Yet again, the pupils had to compete in relay races of various distances, speed bounce, javelin, long jump, triple jump, vertical jump and chest push. Despite taking on all of the qualified schools from North Shropshire, the Myddle pupils compete to a strong standard and performed superbly in each event. A special mention to Isla, Ruby and Aria who were selected by the organisers as demonstrating ‘passion’ in their performance, which is one of the School Games values. Well done everybody!