eSafety Assembly
- Category: News
- Created on 14 March 2013
Your child recently attended an assembly on keeping themselves safe when using ICT and other mobile technologies. Here are two Parental Information leaflets your information.
Year 8 girls at Jaguar Landrover
- Category: News
- Created on 27 February 2013
Fifteen of our brightest Design and Technology girl students spent an afternoon at Jaguar Landrover at Halewood.
They enjoyed a factory tour to see the magnificent Range Rover Evoque being produced and an informative talk by some young female apprentices.
The most memorable fact of the day?
The earning potential of these young apprentice engineers.The UK has a shortfall of 60,000 engineering graduates this year!
It is no wonder they get top wages!
See the DT Dept for more information about the route into engineering.
Free Parental Programmes at MHS
- Category: News
- Created on 05 February 2013
Click on the link to register for all of our free informative sessions on a wide range of topics.
All sessions are held at Maghull High School, most of them between 6:00pm & 7:00pm. These are open to all parents with students attending Maghull High School and some are open to parents with students in the Maghull And District Cluster of Schools (MADCOS).
Refreshments will be available and we hope to see you soon.
Maghull High students honoured in Diana’s name
- Category: News
- Created on 14 January 2013
Maghull High School is delighted to announce that sixteen students of the school have been publicly honoured with the Diana Award.
The Diana Award was established in 1999 as a lasting legacy to Diana, Princess of Wales’ belief that young people have the power to change the world.
The award exists to celebrate young people who support others and strive to improve their communities, demonstrating the qualities associated with the late Princess – compassion and selfless commitment to enhancing the lives of others.
The sixteen students receiving the award make up our school Peer Mentor team. They are a group of students, trained by the Well Young Person project, to support other students throughout school. They work through the Phoenix Centre and carry out a host of duties, mainly supporting our anti-bullying strategy and working with more vulnerable students but also playing a part in recent fundraising efforts. They have been given the group Diana Anti-Bullying Award.
As well as this, two of the group have received their own individual recognition – Jay Wainwright has been given the Diana Champion Volunteer award for his invaluable contributions throughout his five years in school but in particular for his sacrifice of two week’s summer holiday last year to help run summer school, where he was a fantastic role model for our new Year 7 students. John Smith has been given the Diana Courageous Citizen award for his courageous approach to life which has seen him succeed in the face of adversity.
We at Maghull High School are extremely proud of our students in gaining these awards and would like to take this opportunity not only to thank them for all of their endeavours but also to congratulate them for this fantastic achievement.
