We have had a fantastic two days in London. On Monday all students attended the PolEcon conference hearing questions put to politicians including: Zack Polanski, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Annaliese Dodds, Richard Tice, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Lord Brady of Altrincham. On Tuesday the students met their local MP Joe Morris at the Houses of Parliament and had a tour of
On Friday to mark Comic Relief, the annual head-to-head between Mr Atkins and Mr Seaton took place, with Mr Atkins, once again, taking the crown. In an added twist, we ran the race as a house competition with the winning house, Ash and their representative, Harrison N going against Mr Atkins (also a member of Ash house) in the final.
A festive recommendation from the LRC, The Twelve Topsy-Turvy, Very Messy Days of Christmas, by James Patterson & Tad Safran. #Repsect #Engage #Aspire
A fantastic group of Year 11 students chose to give up their lunchtime yesterday to listen to Ella Nethaway from King’s College, Cambridge. The students heard some excellent advice about making their Sixth Form option choices and had a glimpse into what university life might hold for them in the future. Ella was extremely impressed with our students, who asked
Are you interested in attending this free training? Four sessions to be run on an evening. Times and dates: TBC A globally recognised training course, Youth MHFA is designed to teach parents how to spot the signs and symptoms of mental ill health. The training gives people the skills and confidence to safely address mental health issues in young people
In January we welcomed back ex-QEHS student and professional choreographer Beth Veitch who taught a workshop to year 9 students, inspired by her piece ‘Waiting on It’ which was presented at the Queen’s Hall in December. Students took part in a contemporary technique class and learnt a phrase of movement from the dance piece.
QEHS Open Evening on Thursday 29 September 2022 On Thursday 29 September we will be hosting an open evening for prospective Y9 students with their parents/carers. There will be talks on life at Queen Elizabeth High School from Mr Atkins (Executive Head), Mr Seaton (Head of School) and other leaders with responsibility for pastoral care and student well-being. There will
Sixth Form Open Evening & Taster Day Queen Elizabeth High School is one of the top sixth forms in the North of England and outperforms most schools and colleges throughout the region. We provide outstanding support, advice, and guidance to inform positive choices and successful destinations. With over 30 A Level and Level 3 vocational
