On the 2nd March this year, it is sadly five years since the sudden passing of our previous Curriculum Leader of PE and Health, Chris Scott. Each year, in his memory, and to raise money for Tynedale Hospice at Home and The British Heart Foundation, the PE department host an afternoon of sporting activities for our 6th form students to
Congratulations to our fantastic year 12 team who impressed the judges in the regional round of the European Youth Parliament competition yesterday and have progressed to the National Final! Students prepared rounds of debates against other schools on the subject of universal free school meals, immigration policies and sustainable tourism. We are so proud of the students for their professionalism
A huge thank you to RED Engineering for kindly hosting some of our sixth form students. Our students enjoyed an introduction to RED, explored different routes into engineering, and got a closer look at four of their live projects—giving them real insight in the type of work opportunities available in the engineering sector. Your support is very much appreciated! Respect.
After hard work and a successful audition, inspired by participating in our recent Samling Singing Schools project, Christian T (year 10) has beaten off competition and has gained a place in the Samling Academy. Samling Academy is a year-long programme for classical singers who are at schools and universities in North East England. The 30 singers who are selected by audition
Philosopher of the week! Rene Descartes Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Are you interested in being part of our next ‘Songs from the Shows’ production? This production will be on in July and will feature solos from some of our best musical theatre singers – could that be you? It will also feature several ensemble pieces to be part of. If you like musicals such as Little Shop of Horrors, Miss
The QEHS Winter Concert was a roaring success last half term! The concert, held in the Winter Gardens, was full-to-capacity as audience members watched a jam-packed programme of around 80 performers, featuring the school’s Show Choir, Wind Band, Jazz Ensemble, Session Singers, QEHS Choir, Soul Band, String Ensemble and a whole host of high-standard solos and duets. Musical theatre pieces
Aspire to live sustainably
Well done to the Year 9 girls who took part in a community festival held at Kingston Park, home of the Newcastle Red Bulls. Girls experienced playing on the first team pitch (albeit in very wet & cold conditions!) All the girls were outstanding, and despite the harsh conditions they demonstrated some excellent rugby throughout. This event was always about
