Results from fixtures this week: Y9’s v’s Dame Allans – Lost despite a great knock from Dan Cole who ended up on 90 not out. Patrick Ferguson was the pick of the bowlers who took 3 wickets for 21 runs off 3.2 overs. Y10’s v’s Ponteland – Excellent first game of the season beating them with 7 overs spare. We
Northumbria University’s Department of Social Work, Education & Community Wellbeing hosted 21 of our Year 12 students yesterday. The academic staff provided an excellent insight into university style learning & the students loved hearing about their professional backstories and having the opportunity to try out their simulation rooms & virtual reality headsets. We really appreciate the thought and care the
The art department are planning an exciting REA project which involves the use of newspaper (& lots of it!!) We would gratefully receive any donations in preparation for these sessions in early June. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Well done to Hydroholics, QEHS’ student-led folk band, who recently performed at the Rotary Club’s President’s Night. The Rotary motto is ‘service above self’ and Hydroholics did just that, performing for others in a friendly atmosphere, fitting exactly with Rotary ideals.The Rotary Club were most impressed, so thank you for the music, Ruth, Storm, Alys, William and Anna! Respect. Engage.
Saturday 17th May 2025, Winter Gardens 9:30am to 12:30pm Select Michael Sehgal Pop Up shop to book an appointment or scan the QR code below. If you are unable to attend you can make an appointment to visit the store at Kingston Park.
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, here is a short performance from our Show Choir, which we hope you will find fitting for the occasion. In the rehearsal, Miss Tindall and Mr Watson heard many and varied stories from the choir members about their family members’ wartime experiences. Respect. Engage. Aspire. https://youtu.be/fCmJ8jYmEiw
This week’s recommended read is a wellbeing self-help book called “Be Resilient” by Nicola Morgan. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Well done to the Y10 & 11 rugby players who played in the U16 county cup final against Gosforth at Kingston Park on Wednesday. It was an excellent opportunity to play on a Premiership pitch. Despite dominating the first half and leading 12-10 at the break, they weren’t able to maintain the intensity as the game went on, and unfortunately,
QEHS Rowing Club travelled to the National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham, last weekend to take part in the Junior Inter-Regional Regatta. This event involves crews being selected to represent their region to then race crews from all over the UK. This year, QEHS had 19 rowers selected to race. Each of the three QEHS crews that were selected competed in
We have spaces available in guitar and bass lessons with one of our expert teachers. Please get in touch with Miss Tindall in the Music Department or via the school office if you are interested in having lessons! #Respect #Engage #Aspire