Extra Curricular Provision Autumn 2019
- Category: News
- Created on 04 November 2019
Please see below a link to our extensive extra-curricular timetable for this term. Research proves that taking part in extra-curricular activities both school and community based raises self esteem, develops essential life skills and broadens our friendship circles as well as our horizons. With this in mind, encourage your child to get involved in as many activities as they can this half term.
Wonderful Geography Competition
- Category: News
- Created on 08 October 2019
Taking inspiration from the Geographical Association's annual photography competiition the Geography department have decided to run our own photography competition, open to all students Year7-13; there are two categories – KS3, and KS4/5.
The theme of the competition is ‘Wonderful Geography'.
To enter, you should take a photograph of some aspect of Geography, either human or physical that shows how Geography is wonderful.
This could be a feature or something that captures a process. It need not be only something on a grand scale but might equally be a small-scale feature of Geography; it might also be something seen in an urban environment as much as a feature of the countryside or a ‘wild’ area; and it could be taken locally or from somewhere further afield.
When you have taken your photo you will need to give it a title and a brief description - no more than 250 words - to describe what Geography it shows and explain how and why it is wonderful, using geographical language to help create a concise and accurate description. Do your best to persuade about the wonder of Geography.
Please could you let your forms know about this opportunity. The closing date is the 9th December, however, the more, and earlier I receive photos the sooner I can start on classroom/corridor displays. Photos with accompanying descriptions should be emailed to me at donnang@maghullhigh.com
Whole School Literacy – Headteacher’s Homework
- Category: News
- Created on 09 September 2019
In keeping with UNESCO’s International Literacy Day on the 8 September, Ms Aspinall set every student a reading homework last week. Each student MUST have a reading for pleasure book of their own choosing and must bring it to school each day. They should be ready to talk about this with their form tutor and other members of staff. UNESCO reminds us that good literacy skills are a necessity for social and personal development, so this really must be a priority for students across the whole school.
Roadworks September 2019
- Category: News
- Created on 03 September 2019
Road Closure of Liverpool Road South, Maghull
On 02/09/2019 Liverpool Road South, Maghull will be closed from the junction of Northway to the junction of The Crescent to facilitate junction improvement works.
The closure is expected to be in place from 02/09/2019 – 22/11/2019.
