Renee has been amazing us all with the fantastic drawings of her characters she has created for many years now and she has used her time during lockdown to show us all how she creates them. Follow this step by step guide of ‘How to Make a Paper Doll’. All you need is a pen, some colours, a piece of paper, card, glue and scissors.
Hello from Key Stage 3 pupils
Miss Milburn has been to lots of MHS pupils’ homes to record their wonderful welcome messages for all the new pupils who will arrive in September.
Yr 11 to 6th Form Transition Film
Mr Barlow head of KS4 and Miss Johnson head of 6th form have made a film with lots of important information about all our year 11 pupils transitioning to 6th form in September.
Transition Update
Mrs Roscoe has prepared a fantastic Post 19 Transition Information Powerpoint Booklet for our Year 14 Leavers and their Parents & Carers. Mrs Roscoe has included a short video and lots of links to follow for some very useful information about your next step in your education.
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Post 19 Transition Update
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Mrs Roscoe’s Jam Tarts Recipe
Mrs Roscoe and Mrs Rowen have been in the kitchen creating another of their simple and easy to follow recipe videos. This time something for afternoon tea a lovely jam tart recipe for all of you and your families to make at home. All you need with these sweet treats is a nice cup of tea!
Dedicated Governors continue to support Melland High School
Supportive and encouraging message from our Vice Chair of Governors Chris Beswick
Governors using Microsoft Teams
Melland High School held our second virtual governing body meeting recently and our Principal Sue Warner reports that due to improved technology it ran really smoothly.
During the meeting we were able to update our governors on the considerable amount of work which had taken place since we last met. This included dynamic risk assessments & safeguarding, home learning in all its various forms, welfare calls and much more. As ever, Peter Tite our Chair of Governors and all the governing body members were extremely supportive and very keen to pass on their thanks to staff for their continued hard work and commitment to students and their families.
Mrs Roscoe’s Muffin Omelette Recipe
Here is the latest Recipe video from Mrs Roscoe who has been working very hard with Mrs Rowen making these very tasty snacks and creating this video for all of you at home. Why not try to make these delicious treats for yourselves at home.
Mr Hughes’ MHS Update Episode 2
Here is episode 2 of Mr Hughes’ MHS Update. Another chance for all staff and pupils to catch up with all things Melland high. Plus a great challenge for everyone to try at home. Remember stay safe and stay alert.
Alliance for Learning Visual Arts Photography Competition 2020
Melland, Students, staff, governors, parents and carers were inspired recently by our teaching school’s Visual Arts Photography Competition. The Alliance for Learning has been running the competition to find a photo which captures the beauty of the world during Spring lockdown or an act of kindness seen in the last few weeks.
Encouraged by Lisa Fathers, Director of our Teaching School, Melland whole school community joined in and we have had lots of fantastic entries including photos of flowers, trees, lakes, children, beloved pets, NHS Volunteering, sunsets, moonshine and woodland walks; all of which you can see displayed on our website slideshow.
Two professional photographers Ben Duffy, an underwater and sports photographer andEllie Dean, who is well known for her military and commercial photography skills will judge the competition and we are all eagerly awaiting the results. The winning photo plus other selected photos will be displayed on the Alliance for Learning website and the winner will receive a £10 Amazon voucher.
Thank you to everyone who sent in a photo, Good luck!
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Alliance for Learning Visual Arts Photography Competition 2020
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Alliance for Learning website
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Red Nose Day
To celebrate Red Nose Day here is a video from a few years ago showing our wonderful school community enjoying themselves in raising lots of money for the many people in need. See some of the old faces joining in the fun with lots of laughter and big smiles.