Well done to Harry R, Kayden W, Finn M & Fred C who won the first tennis match of the season as QEHS look to defend their league title for the second year running. Some great tennis was on display across both the singles and the doubles with the boys only losing one of their six games, defeating their opponents
QEHS rowers are in peak competition season at the present. Our rowers are competing most weekends, it is great to see them testing their hard won physical and technical skills across the north of England and beyond. Last weekend saw crews racing at Durham City Regatta and at the Beach Sprints in South Shields. Durham City regatta is always a
Some of our year 9 students set off on their Duke of Edinburgh Awards Expedition this morning. We wish them the best of luck and hope the weather is kind to them! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
A group of our year 12 sports leaders attended the Sele First School this week to help deliver a football festival to the entire school. They coached skills, refereed games, supported the pupils, and led inflatable darts and shooting games. As always, the sports leaders were a huge credit to QEHS, conducting themselves to the highest of standards; their attitude
Philosopher of the week! John Rawls #Respect #Engage #Aspire
đź“ŁSave the date! đź“Ł “ A Sense of Wonder “EXHIBITION – Queen Elizabeth High School and Queens Hall Arts.đź“ŤQueen’s Hall Arts, Beaumont St, Hexham. NE463LS.📆13th June – July 4th⏰Monday-Saturday 10-5pm and at Box Office Hours. A Sense of Wonder This eclectic exhibition of visual arts spanning the two main galleries of the Queen’s Hall is curated by staff and students
In preparation for their Paper 1 Biology GCSE, Miss Savage’s Year 11 class finally got to take part in their long-awaited heart dissection 🫀 Working in groups, students explored the structure of a lamb’s heart, identifying key external features and linking their learning to coronary heart disease. They then carefully dissected the heart to locate structures, including the aorta and ventricles,
We have had a busy time in the social sciences department this week. Students have had the opportunity to attend a number of super curricular webinars in fields related to psychology, sociology, criminology, nursing and law. Tuesday’s lecture covered Minority Influence – one of our year 12 topics in psychology. Dr Ian Norman from The University of East Anglia argued
Queen Elizabeth High School capped off a remarkable season in style, securing a historic treble with an impressive victory over Framwellgate Moor in the Tyneside Senior Schools Cup Final. Already crowned champions of both the Chronicle Cup and the Northumberland Football League, QEHS entered the final full of confidence—and they wasted no time in asserting their dominance. The lads started
