In 2024 former Myton student, Aaliyah Godfrey lost her battle with Ewing’s Sarcoma, she was 20 years old. Aaliyah was a very talented artist and was due to go to University in Leeds, having completed her A levels at Myton and studying an art foundation degree in Leamington, when she discovered a lump in her leg and was eventually diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma, a very aggressive cancer which commonly affects teenagers and young adults.

Aaliyah was kind, thoughtful, full of, and lived for, life. Aaliyah loved Disney and was very proud of her heritage and is deeply missed by family and friends.

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Congratulations to our recently elected Student Leadership Team, who have been introducing themselves at assemblies this week. They will act on behalf of the student community, representing students’ views to school leaders.

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You can find this term’s music tuition timetables on our website here.

There is still time to sign up for tuition by completing this form.

Free school meals are a great way to ensure your child gets a healthy meal at school every day and that your school receives additional funding to support free school meal students. More information about eligibility and how to apply can be found here.

Volunteering opportunities are available for Sixth Form students at the St John’s Haunted House Family Event over October half term. Previous Myton students have really enjoyed volunteering at this event, which offers the opportunity to use spooky, artistic and crafty skills! Interested students can sign up here. Full training will be given to volunteers and post event references will be available.

Parents and carers will receive a letter next week about our shared expectations for attendance, and our aim for 2025-26 that no student misses more than three days of school across the whole academic year.

Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of academic success, positive wellbeing, and long-term outcomes. Every day in school matters – it helps students to make progress, feel confident in their learning, and stay connected with their peers.

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Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty which affects the processing of written and spoken language in the brain. While it does not impact intelligence, it can present challenges in reading, writing, and spelling within the classroom. We often see Dyslexia as the discrepancy between someone who presents orally as bright, engaging, knowledgeable and articulate who is underperforming academically (not just poor spelling). 

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If your child(ren) participated in music lessons during Summer 2025, please check your ParentPay account for any outstanding fees and arrange payment as soon as possible. Thank you.

Please see the poster below for places kids can eat free (or for £1) in the summer holidays.

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Our exams office still has a significant number of June 2024 exam certificates awaiting collection for both Year 11 and Year 13 students.

If your child has not yet collected their certificates please could they come into school next week between the following days/times to collect these; Monday 14 July to Wednesday 16 July between 9am and 1pm.

Any queries, please contact [email protected].