Achievements

Ingleton Middle School

Achievements

Achievements both in and out of school:

We are very proud of the children in our school and like to recognise their achievements both in and out of school. We do have a talented lot of children who are eager to develop their skills in different areas.

Who has an ear for music?

Year 6 - Emily Brownsord is working on her Grade 2 piano after passing her Grade 1 last summer.
Year 8 - Joseph Harrison has wowed them again with his accordion playing at the Yorkshire Accordion and Music Festival at Saltaire on the 7th February 2009 - he gained two second places and a first in his section.

Year 8 - Emily Shrimpton, a member of the Yorkshire Association of Bell Ringers, has achieved her quarter peal - 45 minutes of continuous ringing with 5 other members of her team.

Who is mastering a Martial Art?
Tae Kwon Do
Year 6 - Jack Edmondson and Jamie Simpson are now Yellow belt green tag.
Year 7 - Arona Morrison has gained her Black Tag
Year 8 - Rosie Louth is now 9th Kup.

Who is a dancing queen?
Year 6 - Amy Marshall has been 'commended' in her recent Modern Dance Exam with Helen Howard's School of Dance.
Year 7 - Ashleigh Burrows achieved 'honours' in her Freestyle Dance Exam.

Will we be seeing the following pupils in the next Olympics?
Year 6 - Fabian Brennan came second in the Under 12 North West Cycle Cross League and also achieved a startling second place at the National Cycle Cross Championship at Bradford.
Year 7 - Ruskin Fox came in the top 15 runners in the county at Tadcaster on the 31st January 2009.

Who are the best team players?
Year 6 - George Houldsworth has been given the trophy for the best Fielder in Cricket.
Year 7 - Laura Cornthwaite is working hard to keep Craven Girls U12 Footballers a winning side, first match winning 3-1.
Year 8 - Chloe Hemmington has got into the 7 a-side Kirby Lonsdale Hockey team, being picked in trials competing against over 50 other hopefuls.

Which Year 8's are up for the challenge?
Adventure Service Challenge (ASC)

I am proud to announce that a large proportion of our Year 8 pupils are eager to try different challenges. They have already completed 10 hours of voluntary work, ranging from painting the scout hut to delivering leaflets in the community, proving their commitment to this project. They are now on the next challenge - Road Safety, all the children have passed their Highway Code written test, all gaining 42 or above out of 50, Well done! We will keep you posted as to their next big challenge.

I think you will agree - a talented group of pupils who need to be encouraged and supported. Well done everyone - always aspire to greatness!

Horticultural Show

The Horticultural Show takes place annually in the village of Ingleton in August. Ingleton Middle School always participates as do our local feeder primary schools on the theme of 'Flowers, fruit and vegetables'.

This year produced some stunning entries from our pupils in the medium of their choice. They worked in pastels, paints, water colours, pencil crayons, oil pastels, wax and collage.

We were highly delighted with all of their efforts, some but not all of which are on display in the school. We were very pleased when three of our pupils achieved 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes.

    1st     Charlotte Taylor - Cherries - coloured pencils
    2nd    Dina Robinson - Vase of Flowers - coloured pencils
    3rd    Kelly Rushton - Apple - Collage in red

Congratulations, your efforts have been truly acknowledged.

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