After an amazing 13 years at our fabulous little school on the hill, today we said a sad farewell to our inspirational headteacher Mrs Rebecca Townsend. Thank you for all you have done for the school, staff, governors, families and most importantly the children! #fledgeandflyhigh
As it's British Science Week we are welcoming parents into school to celebrate and complete a range of investigation with the children. Tuesday saw Rowan Class parents join us in school. #Fledgeandflyhigh#britishscienceweek2024
During World Book Day the children worked in their house groups to create paper plates of some of their favourite book characters. #Fledgeandflyhigh#WorldBookDay2024
So proud of our dancers in Oak Class who performed at The Lawrence Batley Theatre as part of Strictly Pennine Dance Festival tonight. You smashed it! Well done!
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Well done to all the children who have received an award today for following our values in school . A great start to the new half term!
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Today Doves received their house reward for gaining the most points during the Autumn term. They all enjoyed baking and most importantly eating a chocolate 'cup'cake! #Fledgeandflyhigh
Well done to all our Reading Champions at Hinchliffe Mill who all read at least 30 times to an adult at home last half term. What a great achievement!
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Say hello to Rosie! π π
Cherry class are so excited to have a new addition to their classroom. Reception children have been practising their handwriting by writing welcome letters to Rosie! π
Happy New Year! We had a fantastic start to 2024 with our Values Awards Assembly today. We celebrated these pupils wonderful achievements and nominations for a School Value Award - Well done! #HinchMillSchool#FledgeAndFlyHigh
And that's a wrap for 2023! We wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a very happy and healthy new year. We will see you in January! π@HinchMillSchool#bigideas π‘#community
Winter Solstice has been celebrated for thousands of years. The earliest celebrations began when people feared the sun would not return unless they worshipped it. They burned Yule logs to banish evil spirits and keep them safe. @HinchMillSchool#bigideas π‘#diversity