Mill Hill Primary School

Any year 4 girls interested in playing football for your local team. Miss Gordon is joining the coaching team too this season!

🌟 Well done to our Head Boy and Head Girl! 🌟
We are incredibly proud of the fantastic role models you have been throughout the year. Thank you for your hard work, leadership, and the positive example you set for others.

Year 3 have had lots of fun getting creative and making their own Egyptian collars! They worked incredibly hard on their designs and produced some fantastic pieces inspired by Ancient Egypt.

What a fantastic afternoon our Year 6 pupils had at their party yesterday! There was lots of laughter, dancing and wonderful memories made as they celebrated together. 🎉✨

More photos from our year 5 class who loved their festival at Northallerton School & Sixth Form College. Thank you so much for inviting us!

CSI fun and exploration was up next for our year 5 children at Northallerton School & Sixth Form College

This morning, Nursery had some very special visitors - Captain Jack and his mermaid hair stylist!
We have had so much fun reading pirate stories and making pirate treasure maps. Some of the children had a mermaid/merman makeover - look at their amazing plaits!
We all had such a fabulous time - thanks so much to our special visitors.

Our Year 5 class are having lots of fun at the Year 5 festival at Northallerton School & Sixth Form College today.

Another huge thank you to Miss Matthews and Mrs Williams for putting together such a beautiful picnic yesterday to celebrate Mrs Maltby’s leaving 😍.

Dear Year 6 parents,
As this final week of primary school is half-way through, take a moment to pause and soak it all in.
Think back to that very first school morning, when they looked so tiny in a uniform that seemed far too big. Remember the nervous smiles, the reassuring hugs, and the little hand that reached for yours as you walked through the school gates.
Since then, there have been sports days, school plays, assemblies, friendships, certificates proudly brought home, artwork stuck to the fridge, lost jumpers, packed lunches, and countless stories about their day. Somehow, those years that once felt so long have passed in the blink of an eye.
If you can, walk them to school one last time. Hold onto that hand for a little longer, take a few extra photos, and let yourself feel every emotion that comes with this milestone.
It’s perfectly okay to feel proud, excited, nostalgic, and even a little sad all at once.
Primary school may be coming to an end, but it has given them the confidence, friendships, memories, and foundations they’ll carry with them forever. And now, they’re ready for the next chapter.
You have loved them, encouraged them, picked them up after hard days, celebrated their achievements, and helped them become the amazing young person they are today.
Be proud of them.
But also be proud of yourself.
You got them this far.

The next adventure is waiting.

Have a wonderful summer 🥰

Mrs Bainbridge, Mrs Button & Team Mill Hill