Junior Road Safety Officers at Malin Bridge Primary School have launched a campaign to help Sheffield City Council recruit a new School Crossing Patrol Warden on Dykes Lane outside the school’s main entrance.
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Macmillan Coffee Morning Star Baker Winner - Mr Edwardes
We held our annual staff coffee "morning" after school on Friday 26th September. There was a lovely selection of home-baked and shop-bought contributions to choose from and it proved to be a lovely way to end a busy week.
We are delighted to share that our current acting Headteacher, Chris Hague has been successfully recruited as permanent Headteacher of Malin Bridge Primary School.
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We're very excited to have received our order of this year's red noses which feature the most popular designs from past decades. You can get your hands on them from 17th March!
Kooth Digital Health offers access to online Mental Health and Wellbeing support for children and young people (CYP) aged 10 to 25 across Sheffield and beyond. The service is funded and endorsed by the NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, allowing for completely free access to all schools and services working with young people in Sheffield.
There is no threshold, waiting list or referral process. Children and young people can access support for ANY issues they may be experiencing. These may include Body image, self-esteem, bereavement, academic pressures, anger, anxiety, self harm, friendships, identity, transition from primary to secondary school etc.
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On 19th December 2024, we said goodbye to our Headteacher Mr McGrath as he left on his next big adventure.
Thank you to all the families who came to our beach-themed summer fayre on Saturday 6th July! It was fantastic to see so many people there.
We are pleased to announce that from September 2024, children will be able to wear navy blue hoodies on their PE days.
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All welcome - please come and join us and keep your fingers crossed for a sunny day!
Ofsted visited Malin Bridge in March 2024, and we were delighted that we were found to be providing "an outstanding education" in an environment that enables "all pupils to achieve well."
Parking illegally near schools can be very dangerous which is why we jumped at the chance to get our hands on these brilliant signs from Sheffield City Council, which serve as a friendly reminder for everybody to be considerate when dropping off and collecting children.
Our long anticipated IR unit, which has space for 20 children with SEND needs, opened its doors to its first learners yesterday.
