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This half term has really flown by! We have some exciting this planned to finish off the half term and lots to look forward to next half term, before the Christmas break.

We are absolutely thrilled to share some incredible news. Lynn Brown and Ormston School have won not one, but three prestigious awards for our Community Garden at this year’s Yorkshire in Bloom awards!

Mr Brown would like to thank everyone for attending parent forum. These forums provide an opportunity for parents to learn more about school life with pre-set agendas.

We have some exciting things taking place this half term so please keep an eye on our website and
Newsletters. We have also recently updated all our school policies which can be found on the website – please contact admin should you require a printed version.

This half term Miss Daily (ELSA) will be delivering additional sessions on healthy friendships and healthy relationships to all young people in school. We will also have Pol-Ed, which is a West Yorkshire Police education programme.Its purpose is to keep children safe by developing their understanding of risks, consequences and the law and to develop their resilience and ability to help and support each other.

We are incredibly proud to announce that Ormston School has been rated ‘Good’ in our very first Ofsted inspection! The report is a powerful recognition of the safe, supportive, and nurturing environment we have worked so hard to create.

I would like to welcome everyone back to Ormston School for I know what will be another fantastic year. We have received our draft Ofsted report and will shortly receive our final version. When this has been received, we will be in touch to arrange a parent carer meeting.

Lynn Brown, a Teaching Assistant at Ormston School, has been recognised on a national stage for her outstanding contribution to nature and community engagement—receiving a prestigious Bees’ Needs Champion Award from DEFRA.

Download our “What you need to know” booklet for pupils moving to Year 10.

As we approach the end of our first academic year, we want to take a moment to reflect on the many achievements and experiences that have made this year so special. We would like the opportunity to share end of year reports and discuss the progress each young person has made in person.