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Headteacher’s blog 02.12.2022

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Shwmae and welcome to this week’s blog. 

Celebrating last week's

Classchart Champions

Transition Roadshow
Ms Morris and Miss Mansell have been hitting the road to visit all of the Primary school pupils who will be joining the MHS family in September. This week the Senior Prefect Team had fun joining them at some of their old schools. If you missed them or would like anymore information on transitioning to Milford Haven School please visit https://milfordhavenschool.co.uk/transition/

Christmas at MHS
Christmas has landed at MHS and Mrs Sanderson in The Library has kindly left some mystery gifts under her tree for the pupils to enjoy. 

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A book is a gift you can open again and again. 

Garrison Keillor

MHS Sports News…
Please see below some of the fantastic sports results the pupils have achieved in the last week: 

⚽️u16s – Year 11 Boys🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏆 
MHS v Ysgol Bishops Gore
3-0
Goal scored by: Harry ⚽️ Bobby ⚽️ Mason ⚽️
Players Player: Jayden 🌟
Coaches Players: George 🌟 & Owen 🌟
 
🟡🔵 U16’s Hockey🟡🔵

These girls represented Pembrokeshire in the next round of hockey tournament but unfortunately couldn’t pull the win off to go through again!

The girls represented the school amazingly and Miss Griffiths and the rest of the school could not be prouder of how they conducted themselves on the pitch.
Player of the tournament: Nia L 

 
The Bay Boccia teams
This week they took part in the Annual Sport Pembrokeshire Boccia Tournament which was held at The Meads Leisure Centre in Milford. Thirteen teams from schools across Pembrokeshire competed in the tournament for the overall trophy. Both Milford teams played outstanding during the day with one of the teams topping their pool to make it through to the semi finals. With a tense game ahead the team took on Redhill school and made it to the final. After another close and tense match they came runners up bringing home individual Silver Medal plaques. We are so proud of the way our teams conducted themselves and supported each other, each other them were a credit to themselves and the school.
 
Year 10 Rugby Festival – at Haverfordwest High – 29/11/22 🏉
Game 1 v Ysgol Greenhill – Winning 20-0
Sam 🏉🏉
Korey 🏉
Ollie W 🏉
Game 2 v Ysgol BroGwaun – Winning 10-0
Josh J 🏉🏉
Game 3 v Haverfordwest High – Draw 5-5
Alfie T 🏉
Game 4 v Ysgol Harri Tudur – Losing 15-10
Korey 🏉
Josh J 🏉
Game 5 v Ysgol PenrhynDewi – Winning 15-5
Korey 🏉
Michael Y 🏉🏉

Creative Classwork

Some wonderful work produced this week at MHS
Welsh Phrase of the Week

Cymraeg Yr Wythnos

 ‘Adfent Hapus‘

 ‘Happy Advent’

What's On This Month

Important Information

 
Please click the link below for full details of our term dates as well as the school calendar. 
 
A reminder that copies of all the letters we have issued this academic year can be found on the ‘Letters Home’ page of our school website. It is advisable to check this page on a regular basis to ensure that you stay up to date with school information. Link to ‘Letters Home’ website page: https://milfordhavenschool.co.uk/letters-home/
GCSE POD is a fantastic resource which Milford Haven School continues to promote amongst learners and their parents/carers.

GCSE POD holds a wealth of support for a range of subjects, with some content specific for KS3 as well as KS4. Learners are encouraged to use their MHS Google log-in to access the site and start exploring the site which could prove extremely beneficial for our KS4 learners.
Please look at the following parent site tour where you can see what is on offer: https://bit.ly/2P1hJKZ
Young person’s mental health toolkit from HWB.
Below is a link to the young person’s mental health toolkit from HWB, designed for 11 to 25-year-olds. Here you will find six playlists to direct you to a wide range of online resources to help you through the lockdown and beyond. In each of the playlists you’ll find self-help websites, apps, helplines, and more that are here to support your mental health and well-being.
Please remember: if you’re finding it difficult to cope, make sure you speak to someone you trust. Who this might be is different for everyone, but it might include family members or carers, a teacher, a helpline, or a doctor. How you feel is important and lots of people are here to help if you need them.