.

• IPLCN Football Competition Year 6

  Fri 24 Jun 2016

  The Year 6's did a great job of getting to the semi finals of the IPLCN Football Competition but unfortunately lost out on penalties.

  The children played a great game and represented the school brilliantly. Well done!

  

• Rochdale Diversity Award Finalists

  Fri 24 Jun 2016

  Rochdale Diversity Awards 2016

   

  Marland Hill, working alongside Hamer Primary School and Rochdale Sixth Form College were delighted to be nominated for the Rochdale Diversity Awards 2016 by Mr Yasin Khan, Equality and Community Cohesion Officer for Rochdale Borough Council.

   

  Rochdale Diversity Awards are now in their 5th Year and aim to recognise and promote positive role models from diverse backgrounds and organisations to empower and inspire the wide breadth of communities within Rochdale. 

   

  We were finalists in the "Diversity in Education Award", along with Wardleworth Community Learning Centre and Maker Space Project.  Representatives from the Community Cohesion Project attended the Town Hall on Thursday 26th May for the Awards Evening and although we didn't win, we did have the opportunity to celebrate the fabulous work that we do and it was lovely for this to be recognised by so many. 

   

  Please see our Community Cohesion page for more information on what the projects have involved.

  

• Revealing the Roch

  Mon 20 Jun 2016
  On Saturday 25th June Rochdale is holding a celebration to mark the re-opening of the River Roch in Rochdale town centre. Please go to rochdale.gov.uk/events for more details.

  

• Water Safety

  Mon 06 Jun 2016
  Please ensure that your children know about keeping safe around open water. We have talked about being safe around water at school. Please find some useful information below or go to http://www.rospa.com/leisure-safety/ for more information. 

  

• Celebration Assembly

  Fri 27 May 2016

  This morning in ‘Celebration Assembly’ we celebrated the achievements of four of our students from Early Years through to Upper Key Stage 2.

  
  Mrs Cunningham was proud to present certificates to:

   

  Early Years - Oliver Heatley (R)
  For an outstanding attitude towards learning and a massive improvement in his numeracy.

   

  Key Stage 1 -  Aleeza Hussain (Y2)
  For excellent writing and attitude to learning.

   

  Lower Key Stage 2– Vincent Agbeja (Y3)
  For his fantastic attitude to all aspects of his learning.

   

  Upper Key Stage 2 - Eshal Arif (Y5)
  For his fantastic maths work.

   

  Please see our celebration assembly page under news and information for the video from the assembly.

   

  Thank you to the parents who joined us to watch their children receive their certificates.

  

• Musical Evening Key Stage 2

  Fri 27 May 2016
  What a fantastic and popular musical evening we had from our Key Stage 2 children who entertained us with their musical talent on Wednesday night. A big thank you to Mr Rimmer for organizing the evening and to everyone who came and supported such a wonderful evening. Well done!

  

• Rochdale AFC Year 1 Football Competition

  Fri 27 May 2016
  Well done to our Year 1's who were chosen to represent Marland Hill in the Rochdale AFC Year 1 Football Competition. The tournament took place at Spotland Stadium last Friday and a fun afternoon was had by all. Well done!

  

• IPLCN Visit - English Instiute of Sport

  Fri 20 May 2016
  Six of our gifted and talented PE children went to Sheffield to visit the English Institute of sport last Wednesday. They took part in boxing, various athletic sessions and then had a tour of the centre. What an exciting and inspiring day! 

• Year 3 Trip to Hollingworth Lake

  Fri 20 May 2016
  Two exciting afternoons were had by Year 3 building rafts and paddling canoes on Hollingworth Lake. Everyone had great fun, learnt some new skills and got a little bit wet! Well done Year 3.

  

• Behaviour on School Grounds

  Fri 13 May 2016
  Please can we remind parents/carers to behave in an appropriate manner on school grounds. Our school is a place where children should feel safe and secure. We, as adults, are role models to the children and need to behave in a calm and sensible manner around them, teaching them the right way to behave. Thank you for your support.