Northumberland County Cup Football Success! Hexham Albion U16 boys won the Northumberland County Cup on Tuesday evening. They won 3-1 in an exciting game against local rivals Prudhoe at the Northumberland ground at Whitley Park.Most of the team are from QE.Dan B, Tom B, Charlie C, Charlie C, Jayden G, Arthur I, Joe L, Joe Mc, Ollie P, James R, Benny
27 QEHS Rowing club athletes qualified to represent the Northern region at the junior Inter-regional regatta, held at Nottingham. The JIRR event is a competition for the best crews from all the regions of England, Wales and Scotland. This was a record number of QEHS athletes selected to represent the region. All crews participate in a time trial in the
Last week our Duke of Edinburgh Award Bronze and Silver participants went on a practice walk from school to the Dipton Burn. A big thanks to all students who got stuck in (the mud!) and staff for volunteering their time. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Roll up for the Big Sing in the QEHS Hall this Friday, April 26th, at 7 p.m! There is till time to get your ticket for a toe-tapping night of iconic songs from musical theatre.The QEHS PTFA will be providing a variety of refreshments on the night. https://www.facebook.com/hexhamstagesocietyQEHS Parent, Teacher & Friends Association – Hexham
The Spring Concert was a great success, with a great deal of variety in styles of music from Baroque to Rock and from Choirs to Ceilidh groups.The mid-concert change of venue from the Wintergardens for the acoustic music to the Hydro Hall, really helped the change in atmosphere for the two very different parts of the evening.Many thanks to Dave
Save the Date! The Hexham Wombles will be holding a litter pick around our school community on Saturday 18th May. It would be great to see lots of our students supporting them!
My school is an island! Four year 9 students have achieved a bronze industrial cadet award. The students had to imagine that the school was on an island and come up with ideas as to how the island could be self-sustainable. They researched the viability of their ideas and built a model to showcase them. They then had to write
After over 20 years of service to Queen Elizabeth High School Libby Herbertson retired. Libby has been a stalwart of the school community working as a mentor in recent years but also contributing to the school as an LSA, and as Conference Coordinator in the Hotel Services Department. Libby’s care, kindness and compassion have had a transformational impact on the
‘I was delighted to welcome everyone to QEHS on Friday 15th March. It was great to see so many business leaders, employers and employees willing to give up their time to help us to shape our future employer engagement strategy. At QEHS we are determined that every student should have a carefully considered career pathway to follow when they leave
