Our Silver Duke of Edinburgh groups continue to impress us battling blisters and bites on their final day in North Northumberland. We had another peaceful night at the campsite, and students have explored ancient stone circles and a waterfall. Staff are repeatedly told by locals and walkers how polite and respectful the students are on their journeys. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
We would like to invite you to host a stall at the Queen Elizabeth High School Sixth Form Freshers’ Fair on Friday 12 September. The fair is designed to introduce sixth from students (aged 16-18) to a range of volunteering opportunities in the local community. Each organisation will have a stall to promote what you do and the students will
Isabella needed a visual aid for her up and coming LAMDA public speaking exam. Mrs Pollock and Isabella came up with the idea, at lunchtime, we went to Mr Pym in art who supplied the material, then to Mr Brown in DT to help with construction, and hey presto, by the end of lunch break Isabella now has a wonderful
After a successful first day and restful night, our Silver Duke of Edinburgh groups continue to explore Northumberland and appreciate its natural and historical beauty. All in good spirits and working together in their teams.
Good luck to our Silver D of E groups who began their three day journey this morning. Students are traversing the North Northumberland coast, the Borders and the Cheviots for their qualifying expedition. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
This week’s LRC recommended read comes from award-winning author Deirdre Sullivan, Wise Creatures. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Last night was our annual Year 11 prom night. As ever, some students made an impressive arrival on tractors, by vintage car and even on horseback!It was a joyful event and the students all seemed to have a great time. A fitting and lovely final send off for our Year 11s. We wish them all the very best as they
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Last Saturday, some of our students volunteered with Transition Tynedale. Rupert C, Josiah I, and Sam B. (not pictured) helped run activities and assisted the Fix-It Team with bicycle repairs. Hexham MP Joe Morris attended the event and spent time chatting with our students. We are very proud of their community spirit and the way they demonstrated our school values.
On Wednesday, a group of new Year 10 GCSE PE students had the exciting opportunity to participate in a handball session led by an external coach. The session featured a variety of drills and tactical development exercises designed to enhance their skills. The students demonstrated outstanding behaviour and a positive attitude throughout, impressing both staff and the coach. In addition,