Remembrance Day

Today we visited the church for Remembrance Day. Rev. Clayton did a lovely service where we remembered those who sacrificed their lives in war. We then all gathered to lay our poppies and partake in the 2 minutes silence. The whole school were incredibly respectful and we are so proud of them. The poppies hanging from the church and the poppy displays inside looked wonderful. Back in class, children shared their thoughts on how war may affect people and shared stories of relatives who have fought in war. We discussed why poppies are used as the symbol of Remembrance Day and our hopes for a peaceful world in the future.

Reminder – Children In Need – Strictly Cha Cha Challenge – Friday 14th November đŸȘ©

This year for Children in Need, we will be taking on the Strictly Cha Cha Challenge throughout the week!

The challenge is inspired by BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing and encourages schools across the country to get moving for a great cause. Each class is learning a fun Cha Cha dance routine, building teamwork, confidence, and a lot of sparkle along the way! We are looking forward to bringing this altogether on Friday where we will preform the whole routine together! đŸ•ș💃đŸȘ©

On Friday 14th November, children are welcome to come to school in their own clothes or Pudsey-themed merchandise in return for a small donation to Children in Need.

Every penny raised helps Children in Need support thousands of children and young people across the UK. The charity funds local projects that:

  • Provide safe spaces for children who are struggling.
  • Offer mental health support and counselling.
  • Help families facing poverty or difficult circumstances.
  • Give children opportunities to learn new skills, build confidence, and have fun.

Thank you for helping us make a difference — together, we can help every child have a brighter future. 💛

Please follow the link below to make a donation to Children in Need:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/myddle-primary-22?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Diary Dates

Below are some important dates for next half term:

Monday 3rd November – PD Day

Tuesday 4th November – First day of school

Friday 14th November – Children in Need – Non-uniform day, further information to follow

Friday 14th November – Friends of Myddle PTA Quiz Night

Monday 17th November – Individual photos

Tuesday 2nd December – Whole school trip to the Pantomime

Monday 8th December – Tiger class Egyptian workshop

Tuesday 9th December – Panda and Tiger class Christmas performance – afternoon and evening

Wednesday 10th December – Christmas Dinner Day & Christmas Jumper Day

Thursday 11th December – Rhino and Jaguar class Christmas performance – afternoon and evening

Friday 19th December – Last day of term

 

 

⭐Stars of the week⭐

This week, our star of the week awards go to the following children:

Panda Class – Hattie

Tiger Class – Ava and Pixie

Rhino Class – Florence and Tabitha

Jaguar Class – Tommie and Matilda

Secondary Application deadline – 31 October 2025

The closing date for secondary applications is 31 October 2025 which falls in the half-term holidays. If you have not already done so, we encourage you to submit an application as soon as possible but before the deadline date. This will ensure that if you encounter any problems, you can be supported/helped and to submit your application on time. There is no grace period for late applications. The link for the website is – Transferring to secondary school | Shropshire Council

The School Admissions Team strongly encourage parents to make use of their four preferences.  Please see the Parents’ Guide to Education in Shropshire Booklet for further information.  The link to the document is Parents’ guide to education | Shropshire Council

If you have already made an application and wish to add additional preferences/ change the order of preference, please contact school-admissions@shropshire.gov.uk

Vacancies for New Governors

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Local Authority Governor Letter 2025-2026

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We currently have vacancies on our federation governing board for 3 categories of governor: parent governor, local authority governor and foundation governor.

It is very rewarding being part of the school governors and we are looking for new members with a variety skills that can help support the schools. The time commitment is approximately 6 meetings a year, plus any visits to school that you do in between to support staff and school leaders.

Attached to this post you will find the 3 letters detailing how to apply for each of these roles and a bit about the roles.

PARENT GOVERNOR: if you are interested in this role, there is an application form which needs to be brought back to school by 9am Friday 25th September. If you would like a hard copy of this form, please email the office and we will send one home with your child. It doesn’t matter which school your child attends, as the governing board supports both schools. You will be voted for based on your skill set and what you can bring to the board.

The other two roles are applied for directly via the links on the letters.

Poppy Cascade Project

This week, our children and staff had the pleasure of contributing to the Myddle Community Poppy Cascade Project.  We helped attach crochet and knitted poppies, made by volunteers within our community, which will help form a stunning display to be unveiled in November.  This was a meaningful opportunity for our pupils to reflect, connect with local history and feel proud to be part of this project.

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful community for involving us in the special project – we can’t wait to see the finished cascade later this year.

Tempest Class Photos

Dear Parent/Carer,

It’s time to find a spot on the mantelpiece or a space on the wall as I’m delighted to let you know that your child’s recent class photograph is now ready to view and purchase. To view the photo and place an order, please see the link on dojo.

 Tempest offer a free “deliver to school” option that is open for approximately 14 days, alternatively, home delivery is available at a cost of £5 postage and packing.

If you need assistance or have any questions regarding placing an order, please call 01736 751555 (option 3) or click on the “contact” button on our website home page (htempest.co.uk).  Thank you.