The closing date for Sixth Form Admissions is this Friday 11th April, for September 2025 entry. Please contact sixthform@qehs.net if you wish to apply. Visit the Sixth Form Options page to learn more about the options available.
Well done to our Bronze and Silver D of E teams for their excellent conduct during our first practice walk. They practiced map reading, demonstrated excellent proficiency in the countryside code and showed resilience in a tough 10k walk up some steep inclines. This week we are taking the Silver teams out for a navigation and team building exercise. #Respect
On Saturday Year 10 student Rose B and her team Wallsend Boys Club U15 Girls won the U15 Northumberland Football League Cup. Congratulations #Respect #Engage #Aspire
The latest from the LRC, The Way of the Dog by Zana Fraillon. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Apprenticeship event this Saturday at Queen Elizabeth High School, to learn about some of the apprenticeship opportunities North East businesses offer. 📍 Queen Elizabeth High School, Hexham, NE46 3JB ⏰ Saturday 5th April, 10am – 1pm
Blood Flowers is the explosive, breath-taking fantasy by singer song writer Jay McGuiness – A story of love, witchcraft, betrayal and murder! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Tickets are now available to buy using the link or QR code below.. https://buytickets.at/hadrianlearningtrust/1645484 We look forward to seeing you there! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
It was great to see our students engaged in meaningful conversations with employers, employees and places of further and higher education at the QEHS Green Careers and Information Fair. We are so grateful to all of the exhibitors and to the National Park Authority Green Pathways Project for organising the event! Respect Engage Aspire
Thank you to the fabulous panel of alumni (and their employers), who gave up time in their working day to talk to a large group of Year 12 and 13 students. They spoke about their experiences since leaving school, particularly the benefits of work experience and apprenticeships. It was impressive to hear how their employers have invested in them and
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Bronze club was out yesterday afternoon to practise their campcraft skills. The teams enjoyed learning how to use a Trangia and put up a tent in strong winds. Next week they will complete an 8-mile practice walk. Respect. Engage. Aspire.