Can you crochet or knit, or do you know someone who can? The Sixth Form Team are hoping to create a display of poppies to commemorate Remembrance Day and needs help creating poppies. You can use the following link for instructions: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/poppy-project/ If you can make poppies for us, please drop them off at QEHS reception by Monday 20 October.
LRC Recommended Read Songlight by Moira Buffini – They are hunting those who shine… #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Welcome back to our fantastic offering of Music extra-curricular activities. Please take a look at the attached flyer to find out more about what each group is and where and when they take place. The start date is on the flyer. This weeks sees the return of String Group, Flute Ensemble, Hydroholics, Youth Theatre, Soul Band, Wind Band and Orchestra.
Queen Elizabeth High School is delighted to report some outstanding achievements by its students in their A levels and equivalent qualifications this summer. Four individuals achieved a clean sweep of A* grades. Over 40% of all grades awarded were at A*/A with many students exceeding their expectations. Over two thirds of grades were A*-B (or equivalent) with 90% of students
Tomorrow is Sixth Form Results Day. Results will be released at 8am on Thursday 14th August via email to your school email address. If you would like to come to collect your results in person, they will be available from the Winter Gardens between 8 am and 10 am. Good Luck!
Miss Tindall and the whole team were very proud to present two outstanding ‘Songs from the Shows’ performances last week. Featuring a wide range of pieces from our favourite musicals, the shows were a spectacular display of musical theatre talent. In a first of its kind showcase of students from both HMS and QEHS, the level of talent, confidence and
Birch House were the first winners of our brand new QEHS House Cup following a year of successful events! We look forward to seeing how the house system develops over the next year. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Our Silver Duke of Edinburgh groups continue to impress us battling blisters and bites on their final day in North Northumberland. We had another peaceful night at the campsite, and students have explored ancient stone circles and a waterfall. Staff are repeatedly told by locals and walkers how polite and respectful the students are on their journeys. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Isabella needed a visual aid for her up and coming LAMDA public speaking exam. Mrs Pollock and Isabella came up with the idea, at lunchtime, we went to Mr Pym in art who supplied the material, then to Mr Brown in DT to help with construction, and hey presto, by the end of lunch break Isabella now has a wonderful
