Sixth Form Festive Menu Thursday 18th December Please order and pay £5.50 via the MCAS app in the ‘Store’ section. Select ‘Christmas Lunch Options’ to choose your order. Please note this is separate from the usual dinner money option and must be used if you wish to have the Christmas lunch. #Repect #Engage #Aspire
⭐ Students who have left school can collect their Summer 2025 Certificates at an after-school collection event which will be 17th December, 3.30pm-5.30pm. Students collecting certificates should bring some form of photo ID. If someone else is collecting on your behalf, please send written consent to the exams office. This can be an email or letter containing your name and
Year 10 have been busy this week, carrying out one of their required practicals – growing E. coli cultures and testing the effectiveness of different antimicrobials. Students used aseptic techniques, observed bacterial growth patterns and compared how well the different antimicrobials worked. This gave them valuable real-world lab experience, helping them strengthen practical skills, scientific thinking and confidence in the lab. Amazing work, Miss Savage’s Y10 biologists – future
Cross-Country – National Schools’ Cup Finals Last weekend, our intermediate boys’ and girls’, and senior boys’ team, competed at the National Schools’ Cross-Country Cup Finals. To qualify for this event, our students have delivered outstanding performances at two separate county and regional rounds, and only 30 schools in the country qualify to represent their schools at the finals! Qualifying to
Last Friday, our Y12 sport leaders were able to attend the Sele First School to help with the delivery of the annual Santa Dash (Fun Run). They helped with the set-up and marshalling of the fun run around the Sele grounds and supervised special features along the way, including a snowball run, parcel obstacle course and snow tube. All students
The Y10s kept their unbeaten record going in a strange evening of football on Thursday night. A player, injured in the first half, meant that we had to wait for an ambulance, but both teams chose to play the second half. QE were slow to get going and should have gone 1-0 down 5 minutes into the re-start, but played
What’s On at Hexham Family Hub Guide for January–February 2026. In 2026 Hexham Family Hub is offering several new groups and a range of engaging activities designed to support children, parents, and carers. They also have a brilliant online noticeboard full of up to date information, which can be found in the following link- nland.uk/WestWhatsOnPadlet If you have any questions,
Would you like to learn an instrument or sing as part of your New Year’s Resolutions? We currently have space to learn in the following disciplines: Brass (trumpet, cornet, trombone, tenor horn, euphonium) Woodwind (flute, clarinet, saxophone) Accordion Piano Singing Guitar Bass Guitar Drums Please look at the following link for more information www.qehs.net/index.php/music/ #Respect #Engage #Aspire
It was a busy week last week for girl’s rugby, with some excellent results. On Wednesday the U14 (Y8 & Y9) team travelled to Blyth for a triangular tournament with Blyth and Ponteland. When we got there Blyth could not field a full team. With strength in numbers QEHS/HMS were able to field our own team and also most of a
