Message from the Executive Headteacher
As we approach the end of another incredible school year, we reflect on the many achievements and memorable moments we have shared across the Pathway Primary Federation. This year has been a testament to the strength, resilience, and dedication of our entire school community. Firstly, a heartfelt thank you to our amazing staff. Your unwavering commitment to nurturing and educating our children is evident in everything you do. From teaching inspiring lessons to providing a safe and supportive environment, your efforts have not gone unnoticed. Our teachers, teaching assistants, administrative staff, site staff, kitchen staff, cleaners and sports coaches have all played a crucial role in ensuring our schools are places where children can thrive academically and personally. We are deeply grateful for your hard work and passion. To our wonderful children, you are the heart of our federation. Your enthusiasm for learning, kindness towards one another, and determination to overcome challenges have been inspiring. Whether it was through participating in school performances, excelling in sports, or engaging in various classroom activities, you have all shown remarkable growth and resilience. We are incredibly proud of each one of you and all that you have accomplished this year. Our deepest gratitude also goes out to our governors. Your guidance, support, and strategic oversight have been invaluable in navigating the complexities of this school year. Your dedication to ensuring that Morda and Whittington primary schools continue to offer high-quality education and enriching experiences for our children is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time, effort, and commitment to our schools. To our parents, your support and involvement have been essential to our success. Whether attending meetings with staff, volunteering at school events, or helping with home learning, your active participation has greatly enhanced our school community. Your partnership with our staff has helped create a collaborative and supportive environment for our children. We are thankful for your continued trust and engagement. We would also like to extend our appreciation to the wider community. The support from local businesses, organisations, and residents has been tremendous. Your contributions, whether through donations, sponsorships, or volunteer work, have enriched the educational experiences of our students and strengthened the bond between our schools and the community. As we look forward to the summer break, we encourage everyone to embrace the spirit of adventure. This is a time for rest, exploration, and new experiences. Whether you are travelling to new places, spending time with family, or enjoying local activities, we hope you have a wonderful and adventurous summer. Remember to stay safe, look out for one another, and come back rejuvenated for the new school year. I would like to thank everyone once again for your incredible contributions to our federation in this first year of working together. We have created a vibrant, caring, and dynamic educational community. We are excited to see what the next school year holds and to continue our journey of learning and growth together. Wishing you all a fantastic summer filled with joy, adventure, and relaxation. Mr Carl Rogers Executive Headteacher Morda What a wonderful end to an amazing first year as part of Pathway Primary Federation! We have enjoyed working with our partner school Whittington and the great leadership we have had from our Executive Headteacher, Carl Rogers. This week brought huge celebration. Year 6 had an awesome day at Crocky Trails. Roses class enjoyed a special trip reading celebration to Oswestry library and a picnic and play at Cae Glas Park. The whole school danced and partied at their discos whether in class on Friday or at the Leavers’ Disco on Thursday evening. Year 6 were treated as VIP guests in the VIP chill room (complete with pizza, chocolate fountain, mocktails, Photo Booth and balloon arch!) The highlight for me, though was our wonderful Morda Leavers' Service. The Olympic themed service was a triumph and all the children spoke and sang beautifully, there were fantastic performances from Morda choir, beautiful solo singing from Dylan (year 4) and rocking drumming from Lucas (year 2) in our ‘Mortallica band! We said a fond farewell to Mrs Kavanagh, who has been a terrific teacher, super SENCo and fantastic Forest School leader. We wish her well in her new adventures. The real stars this week though were our Shamrocks Leavers who celebrated their achievements and remembered their great times at Morda. We are so proud of every one of them and wish them well in the next phase of their education and beyond. Finally, today is the last day of the 2023-2024 school year. I have to say a huge thank you to all the staff for their tireless dedication and hard work to ensure the children at Morda School get the best possible primary education. Team Morda are a fantastic team and very much deserving of their holiday. It is always a poignant moment when our lovely year 6 children finally leave school for the last time, and I know many of you will be there to wish them well as they go through the Morda Arch as we sing our school song for the last time. Bring your tissues! ‘Sing it loud sing it clear …We are Morda we are HERE!’ Goodbye and good luck Year 6. You really are THE CHAMPIONS! Wishing everyone a happy, fun, restful and safe summer holiday. See you in September. Mrs Helen Chapman Head of School
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