Paris 2025 – Day 3: The final day of our Parisian adventure was filled with culture, sightseeing, and shopping in 31°c. Students began the day by visiting the majestic Opéra Palais Garnier, home of the phantom of the opera, before heading to the Louvre to see the famous pyramid. Lunch in the Tuileries gardens, followed by ice cream, gave us
Curation and hanging of this year’s QE exhibition are in full swing! All down the exceptional help of our Year 12 work experience students – thank you. ‘Vivid Memories’ Exhibition is open from Saturday 14th June at the Queen’s Hall, Hexham 🎨👩🎨👨🎨 Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Our Y10’s were excellent on Tuesday V’s RGS and have secured themselves a place in the final at Jesmond CC on Tues 24th June, opponents to be confirmed. RGS batted first and after 5 overs were 50 for no wickets, looking for a big total. After a wicket from Dan C (Y9) we took back control and managed to restrict
Paris 2025 Day 2 – our French students started a hot and sunny day in Paris at the Stade de France, the national stadium, before heading to the Sacré-Cœur for ice cream and souvenir shopping. In the afternoon, we sat in the sun in the Jardin du Luxembourg and our ‘Emily in Paris’ fans visited the filming locations. Our evening
On Monday we spent our last day with our partner school, Eileen Ngochoch Primary School. We finished off tiling the preschool classroom and spent lots of time with the learners, singing, drawing and getting to know them. In the afternoon, the school put on a celebration assembly where we saw Grade 5 and 7 students’ song and dance routine (and the teachers
French students from Y10 and Y12 visited the market in Versailles and the glorious Château of Versailles, ate in a crêperie and finished a wonderful first day with a cruise along the Seine on the world-famous Bateaux Mouches. Fantastique! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Bridge Building As part of our STEM sessions, students were challenged to build a bridge to span a 42cm gap using only straws, paper, and sellotape. They had a budget to work with, and the bridges were then load tested. Some fantastic designs were produced, using engineering principles such as trusses. Hexhamshire constabulary- Forensics LaboratoryStudents have been asked to help the Hexhamshire
What an incredible start to REA Week! Our Year 9 students have been diving into a whirlwind of exciting activities – from hands-on STEM challenges and high-energy Sports Day fun to creative Enterprise sessions that sparked innovation and teamwork. Meanwhile, our Year 10 students have been exploring their futures through inspiring sessions with Newcastle University, the DWP, Newcastle College, Talk
We were so proud of our Y10 students who took a leap into the world of work last week. They spent five days working alongside staff at Lord Crewe Arms Blanchland learning all about the world of luxury hospitality. The week ended with afternoon tea for the students’ parents and Mr Seaton. The food, menu and dining room (even the
Our fantastic ‘Songs from the Shows’ event is Monday 7th July and Wednesday 9th July – an evening of songs from musicals all accompanied by a live band! Just some of the musicals that will be featured; 💅Mean Girls🗣Everyone’s Talking About Jamie🇫🇷Les Misérables📜Hamilton📚Matilda🧙♀️Wicked🐱Cats👩🏽🦰Annie Get your tickets now, this will sell out fast https://www.tickettailor.com/events/hadrianlearningtrust/1725205 #Respect #Engage #Aspire