Sixth Form Open Evening

On Thursday 14th November, we will be hosting a Sixth Form Open Evening for current year 11 QEHS students and parents/carers, and those considering joining us from another school. We are proud to be one of the top sixth forms in the North East of England, outperforming most schools and colleges throughout the region. We provide outstanding support, advice, and

Schools Team Swimming Championships

Last Thursday, the students took part in the Schools Team Swimming Championships for the North East Region. The standard of swimming by the students was outstanding and a number of teams finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. Well done to all students involved for their outstanding efforts.    Respect. Engage. Aspire.

The QEHS Outdoor Gym

We were delighted this week to welcome Councillor Fairless-Aitken and Mayor Kennedy to the high school to see the outdoor gymequipment that was installed. They both worked alongside our PTFA to secure the funds to buy the equipment. It has been well used by the students at break and lunchtime. Our PTFA also held its Annual General Meeting. The parents

Cross Country News

Last week our cross country teams travelled to Temple Park for the first round of the English Schools Cup cross country team event. In appalling conditions, the runners were fantastic. Some excellent individual performances and some impressive pack running!Our Inter (Y9/10) girls and boys teams both came 3rd and our Senior (Y10 & 6th form) girls and boys teams both

Dance Opportunity

A free opportunity for people aged 12+ to be involved in the creation and performance of a dance film, The Lighthouse, over the October half-term in Hexham. This is absolutely perfect for complete beginners as much as those who may have danced before. The film will combine a new composition from an emerging local folk musician, a duet between two

Iceland Day 2

Students had a great day in Iceland yesterday. In the morning, they visited an oceanside geothermal lagoon followed by a walk through an ancient lava tunnel to see the inner workings of a lava tube. After lunch they visited the village of Hveragerði and walked up to see some more hot springs. Their last stop was a visit to a

Iceland 2024

The year 13 geographers have enjoyed their first day in Iceland. They visited the bridge between two continents and Gunnuhver hot springs and mud pools. We finished the day with a meal at the Hard Rock Cafe before walking back along the harbourside. The Northern Lights made an appearance and accompanied us back to the hotel.   Respect. Engage. Aspire.