Save the Date! The QEHS Sixth Form Open Evening will be taking place on Thursday 12th November 2026, 4.45pm-7.30pm No need to book, please just turn up. For more information please visit our website Sixth Form Open Evening If you have any questions about the evening please contact sixthform@qehs.net or call 01434 610 312. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Queen Elizabeth High School Rowing Club had a brilliant day on the Tees, with wins and top times in both race categories: Long Distance ScullsOur Op J18 quad of Alex, Alexis, Mack and Denis put in a superb performance. They were the fastest crew of the whole day, taking line honours in 18:54.8, more than a minute clear of the
Please see below information on workshops Family Hubs are offering to young people aged 11+. These started in September as a rolling programme. They run after school and are available in each locality. Times and days will vary but YP families will be contacted to advise.See the information on the flyer to sign up. Some sessions will be co-delivered by
On Wednesday, our sixth formers hosted Gosforth in a hard-fought contest here at QE. Our lads dominated in terms of possession and territory in the first half with Wilf M and Fox T going close to scoring. There were some excellent carries from Lewis L, George L & Khanel W who made good line breaks. Ultimately, all of their efforts
It was lovely to see 16 netball players from our Sixth Form taking part in the Northumberland school’s tournament. With two teams entered the girls worked very hard and produced some high-quality netball. The teams finished 1st and 5th. The winning team will now go on to represent the school in the regional round of the tournament in January. It
🏃♂️ QEHS XC report 🏃♂️ QEHS runners competed in round 1 of the ESAA Schools’ Cup cross country this week. All four of our teams qualified to run at the regional finals which is a great achievement. It is amazing to see the strength and depth in running we currently have in school. This is a team event where the
Year 9, 10 and 11 girls took part in a football tournament held in Prudhoe on Monday after school. The U14 and U16 team did a fantastic job winning both of their first matches, and drawing their final game 0-0. This puts them in an excellent position for the next stage of the tournament on the 19th October. A huge well
Year 13 Geography students have returned from their trip to Iceland. It was a trip of a lifetime. They’ve visited waterfalls, volcanoes and even seen hot lava up close. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Once again, we are looking for poppies to add to our display at the front of the school. If you are able to crochet or knit poppies, please drop them off in reception or at the sixth form office by Monday 2 November. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
