Liam Smith, a Chef at Pine and former sixth form student gave up his time yesterday to talk about his career. This year Liam was a finalist in The Roux Scholarship, as well as being recognised in hospitality’s Annual Awards of Excellence. He gave some fantastic advice about how to start turning a passion for cooking into a profession, the
This week sees the start of the extra-curricular music groups. We’d love to see as many people as possible involved, you are bound to find something that suits your taste! Please note: String Group starts 23rd September. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Find The Flock For the next few days, Olave Baaaaden-Powell has taken up residence in CC7. She is part of the Illuminated Sheep Art Trail and is being looked after by the Rainbow unit that Mrs Fraser volunteers with. Olave has decided that she wants to explore life beyond their meeting place so she has come to stay in the
September & October Timetable from FACE
Recommended read from the LRC is Leave the World Behind, by Rumaan Alan. Strangers who are forced together in a remote corner of Long Island for a long weekend, what could possibly go wrong? This bestseller is also a film on Netflix. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
This morning, Year 12 listened to a former student, Charles Race, pass on his advice about making the most of opportunities and using experience to learn about strengths and interests. Charles did an excellent job of reassuring the students they shouldn’t worry about their futures but just make the most of what’s available to them now. Charles is keen to
Would your child like to have instrumental or singing lessons at QEHS? If so, we offer specialist tuition in vocals and a range of instruments. Please email admin@qehs.net for more information. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
The LRC recommended read this week is The Climate Book by leading climate activist Greta Thunberg. Greta has collected the knowledge of over hundred experts to help us all combat climate change. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Staff at Queen Elizabeth High School, Hexham, are delighted with the results achieved by students in their examinations this year. The school presented over 300 students for a wide range of qualifications. The majority of students have achieved the results required to continue to sixth form. Others have successfully gained entry to colleges and apprenticeships due to their results. 85%
29 of our new year 12 students took part in the recent Intermediate Biology Olympiad. 3 students were commended, 5 highly commended, and an amazing 7 achieved silver- putting them in the top 15% of entrants in this National competition! Our silver award winners were: Matthew G, Elodie H, Robbie J, Jonah B, Ella-Mae P, Joshua W, and Hannah S.