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This week Year 3, 4 and 5 visited Hollingworth Lake and took part in various activities such as Kayaking and paddle boarding.
For Deaf Awareness Week, Ms Shah (Teacher of the deaf) did an assembly to outline the challenges deaf people face when communicating with others. The children took part in learning the different hearing equipment deaf people use, how to fingerspell the alphabet and listened to Jodie Ounsley (a deaf gladiator, author and role model) talk about the challenges she faced because of her deafness. It was lovely to see a lot of children had already learnt how to fingerspell their names and were eager to learn more signs.
By learning British Sign Language, our children will be able to communicate better with deaf people not only in our school but out in society too. Together, we can overcome the barriers deaf people face. A special shout out to Miss Shabir's class for learning how to sign the song 'Sunshine in my heart.
Roshaan has proudly been presented with the green badge after his application was accepted by Blue Peter. This reflects Roshaan’s commitment to environmentalism, conservation, and nature demonstrated through his role as a School Councillor at Marland Hill. Roshaan, along with the rest of School Council has proudly managed and run a successful, monthly eco shop. Well done Roshaan, we are very proud of you!
We still have places for the KS2 Choir on Thursdays until 4pm. Places are free.
If you are interested you can email school: office@marlandhill.rochdale.sch.uk.
Thank you.
Well done to Logan for taking part in a football competition.
To celebrate national smile month, School Council will be selling activity booklets for £1. These will be on sale starting on Monday afternoon; the children will visit classes to sell the booklets. Your support is much appreciated!
We still have places for the KS2 Choir on Thursdays until 4pm. Places are free.
If you are interested you can email school: office@marlandhill.rochdale.sch.uk.
Thank you.
Nursery offers for September 2026 have been sent out, please check emails if you have applied. We do still have morning and afternoon nursery places available. If you are interested please pick an application form from reception.
Thank you.
We do have after school clubs places still available– if you are interested please bring in cash to reception and we will book you a place. The after school clubs are as follows:
· Monday: KS2 Cricket £10
· Wednesday KS2 Multi Sports £11
· Thursday Reception and KS1 Ball Games £11
Clubs take place straight after school and finish 4.15pm.
A reminder that Year 5 will be visiting the Ordsall Hall Museum on the following dates:
· Year 5B Miss Rainbow’s Class: Monday 18th May 2026
Year 5A Mrs Sodawala’s Class: Wednesday 20th May 2026
Staff at the hall have a severe nut allergy so no nuts are allowed on the premises.
School is heavily subsidising the cost of the trip, but we ask for a parental contribution of £5.
Please go to parent mail and complete the consent form (found in the forms section) and please pay for the voluntary contribution (payments/then shop).