Y10 Football
Year 10’s played at Prudhoe on Thursday 10th October, it was a draw, 2-2, after us coming from behind both times, with goals coming from a penalty Jack T and Ben P. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Year 10’s played at Prudhoe on Thursday 10th October, it was a draw, 2-2, after us coming from behind both times, with goals coming from a penalty Jack T and Ben P. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Students had an early start. The first stop was Skógafoss waterfall towering 60m high. Students then grabbed their crampons and ice axes and walked up the frozen glacier tongue of the Sólheimajökull glacier. In the afternoon, they visited the town of Vik for lunch and then walked along the Reynisfjara black beach to see the black basaltic columns similar to the
QEHS rowers are in a busy race period at present. Saturday saw them racing on the Tyne at Newburn over 2 divisions. With a change in temperature at the end of the week racing conditions were what you expect for the Tyne; cold and windy with heavy afternoon showers. This made for some challenging race conditions. The morning competition saw
An invitation to all recent A-level art students – please come and pick up your work. This Thursday 3.30pm-4.30pm If you left last summer – please pick up your books – we would love to keep your work on the wall. If you did your A-level in 2023 – please come and pick up the work that was on the
On Monday the girls U14 and U16 teams travelled to Prudhoe High to compete in 7-a-side football fixtures. Both teams played two games with goals coming from Una C and Rose B. Well played everyone! #Respect #Engage #Aspire Â
Year 9 are responding so well to a new project on insects. They are making pastel prints and then working back into them with stipple and drawing marks…. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
QEHS Rowing are in a busy run of head races. This week’s race was held at Tees Rowing Club in Stockton. This is a brilliant venue for the spectator with easy access to the river and a modern boathouse to watch the racing from. An early start from Hexham saw 12Â QEHS boats racing at this event. The racing consisted of
Bob Bloomfield is not a nice guy, some would say selfish, and arrogant, but could that all change with a phone call? The debut novel by Steve Jones, Call Time is this week’s recommended read. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
UK University & Apprenticeship Search Fair is tomorrow, 2nd October at St. James Park, from 9:30am to 2:30pm Any students wishing to attend please inform us by email, sixthform@qehs.net, copying parents in so we know they are aware/giving permission for them to be out of school. #Respect #Engage #Aspire