To enter, complete the form via the link below where you will be asked to provide the following information:

• Your Name
• Your Age
• Your School

There are then instructions on how to upload your photograph. 

https://forms.office.com/e/xZprYXFih9

Don't forget to complete the form and submit it once you have uploaded your picture!

Winning photographs will be displayed around our schools and published in their newsletters.

Competition Rules

• One entry per student
• Entries must be submitted 
• The student entering must have taken the photo entered
• The photo must be suitable for all our Trust students to view (ages 4+)
• Any people in the mimage must have given their consent to have their image included in the competition, with the possibility of it being displayed in our schools, published in our newsletters, websites and social media. 

Good luck!!

https://www.phs.cheshire.sch.uk/students/lunch-menu 

Middlewood Partnership have also consulted with the students to develop easily-navigated, specific webpages on their website aimed at meeting the needs of young people. The pages have lots of useful information about self-help including alcohol and drug misuse, mental health, smoking, relationships and lots more. 

(picture L-R: Paul Bowden GP at Middlewood Partnership, Eliza Year 8, Tom Year 7, Hannah Year 10, Sharon Duke Poynton Town Council, Alex Year10, Abi Year 12, Zoe Year 10, Miss Long teacher)

Mr Dean, Headteacher, said ‘This is a really positive example of what can be achieved through partnership between our school and the wider community.  I am sure it will be of real benefit to young people in Poynton’.

Year 10 students have been learning about the work of local food banks as part of their GCSE Religious Studies course and were asked to bring in donations of food items.   There was an excellent response from so many of the students, with items such as tinned foods, packets of rice and cereals being donated.    Students were clearly moved when they learnt about the desperate plight of so many people in the local area and did not need asking twice to help.  

Janet from Stockport Foodbank met staff and students and was overwhelmed with the items collected.    She said ‘we are delighted to receive such a marvellous donation of food and other items from the students at Poynton High School.   To have the ongoing support of the school during these difficult times is immensely important to us and we’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who donated to the Stockport Foodbank collection.   If anyone would like further details as to how they can help the Foodbank, please contact us on 07483 115249.'

Mr Dean, Head Teacher said ‘I am really proud to see our students supporting such a worthy cause.  We are pleased to be able to continue this link with the Foodbank and to bring students’ study of RS alive in such a positive way.’

Mr Dean said ‘I am really proud of our students’ response to the Ukraine appeal.  In the face of aggression there is always hope and our young people have lived up to that standard.  Well done!’

This is an opportunity for all eco-friendly businesses or community based organisations to share ideas, educate, and raise awareness.

If anybody is interested in taking a stall, please contact Mrs Y Walsh on yw@phs.cheshire.sch.uk

Full details are provided in the attached flyer.

We are very proud of how well our students progress into universities, include Oxbridge, and employment.  To support students and parents there is information on our website at https://www.phs.cheshire.sch.uk/careers.  Our Careers Leader in school is Mrs Bibby and we also have a dedicated Careers Advisor, Mrs Rush, that many students will have seen.