Congratulations to Leo who attended the KHS Cup tournament with Newcastle Academy. His team played teams from Malta, Canada and Lithuania to become the competition champions. đź‘Ź You can read more about the competition in this Newcastle United article (Newcastle United website) Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Philosopher of the week! Sophie Bosede Oluwole #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Congratulations to four of our QE sixth formers and their teammates. The Tynedale Colts gave a tremendous performance in their County Cup win against Alnwick last week. Read more on the Tynedale RFC website Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Applications for September 2026 are now open! www.gov.uk/apply-online-for-student-finance
🌟 Good Luck to the QEHS U16 Rugby Squads at Rosslyn Park Sevens! As the QEHS under‑16 boys and girls prepare to take on the challenge of the prestigious Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens, the entire school community is right behind you. This tournament is a showcase of the very best school rugby talent in the country, and you’ve earned
The sun was out on Friday for our annual Red Nose Day race in the school courtyard. In the first heat, Mr Atkins and Mr Seaton raced in a head-to-head. Mr Atkins swiftly beat Mr Seaton to the finish line and secured his place in the final. The second heat saw some of our bravest students step up to the
Our Year 11 boys had the fantastic experience of playing at the prestigious Sedbergh School Sevens rugby union tournament last week, ahead of their first-ever appearance at the biggest school’s rugby tournament in the world – the Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens – next week. The lads are relatively new to sevens rugby, and the Sedbergh tournament features the best
Congratulations to Jasper, Rhydian and Noah (Year 9) who have all achieved a bronze EDT award.   They completed a project called ‘My school is an Island’ and had to research sustainable solutions to resources, waste, transport and energy. They then had to build a model, write a report and do a presentation to industry professionals. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Year 12 were very fortunate again this week to have so many people give up their time. The students had the choice of 11 wide-ranging talks. Kristie Giblin, co-owner of the Pudding Parlour, talked about her journey to becoming an entrepreneur. Former student Gemma Slater encouraged students to pursue their interest in art and talked about her experience of studying
