Penwith College are hosting a summer school this summer. All of the activities are focused on students age 12-16 and are free of charge. The summer school activities will focus on fun whilst also giving students new skills and an insight into courses at college. Please see the flyer for more details.

On Monday and Tuesday the Yr10 GCSE Geography groups undertook their second fieldwork study which is a compulsory part of their course which is examined on at the end of Yr11.

Whilst on the trip, students were investigating sections of the River Cober, Helston assessing the river channel and developing their geographical skills. At various sections of the river the groups had to measure channel width, bedload shape and size, and river velocity. Students also had to look at the hard and soft engineering that is being undertaken to prevent flooding in Helston

Dear One & All,

What a fabulous evening! What impressive musicians! What brilliant ensembles! What a well planned and smoothly run show!

On behalf of the governors, I would like to express our gratitude and praise for the enthusiasm and commitment you give to each of the musicians at Mullion School. The Hootenanny perfectly showcased the wealth of talent within the school; it was a joyous occasion. Thank you to each of you for the important part you play in the months that lead up to the Hootenanny; the lessons, the rehearsals, sound checks and ongoing encouragement which allow those children to feel confident enough to shine on stage in front of their peers and wider community! Absolutely brilliant!

With fresh ideas and new activities for children aged 6 – 14 years old, this summer is shaping up to be the most exciting Time 2 Move yet! All children who attend will also get a free healthy hot meal for their lunch. 

Time 2 Move is completely free for children who receive free school meals. To book your child in for any of the sessions, and to find your free school meal code, please visit the website below:

https://www.activecornwall.org/children-young-people-families/t2m-holiday-programme/

Cornish Camels would like to invite you to their garden party as a celebration of Ukrainian & Cornish culture. It will be an afternoon of family fun with story telling, music, activities, crafts, stalls, food and drink.It is on Saturday 9th July from 2pm at  Rosuick Farm home of Cornish Camels TR126DZ

If anyone from our school community would like to perform, have a stall or bring any other talent (parents, children etc) please get in touch with them as they’d love you to join in the fun.

They are raising money for aid for their friend’s community in Ukraine & it’s a donations rather than a ticketed event.

Last week all of our Y10 students visited Penwith College for an A-Level and Vocational Course Taster Day. They enjoyed their day and we had some very positive feedback from the lecturers who said that the students were very attentive, engaged and a pleasure to teach. These are some of the leaf photographs that were produced on the day.

A team of Y10 students have organised a Scrapheap Challenge for Wednesday, 6th July.  It is an Inter-House Design and Technology competition where House teams will be challenged to make a protector for an egg out of the materials given.  There will then be an obstacle course which will have to be completed with the egg: the challenge is to be the first team to get to the finish line without the egg breaking! Good luck to all the teams!

Mullion School will be holding its well-loved Hootenanny on Tuesday and Wednesday next week.  Rehearsals are taking place in the run-up to this prestigious event that is loved by pupils, staff and parents alike. We wish the performers every success and thank everyone who has been involved in creating this spectacular event.

Unfortunately, due to a forecast of bad weather, we are having to postpone our Sports Day by a week to Friday 1st July.  We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.