Last weekend, QEHS rowers attended Durham Head, the last of the Long Distance Sculling races of the autumn season. It was a day of very close races, with Seth achieving the only QEHS win of the day in the j18 singles. However, there were a lot of close 2nd places and lots of impressive racing across the board. Division 1
QEHS Rowing are in a busy run of head races. This week’s race was held at Tees Rowing Club in Stockton. This is a brilliant venue for the spectator with easy access to the river and a modern boathouse to watch the racing from. An early start from Hexham saw 12 QEHS boats racing at this event. The racing consisted of
This week’s recommended read from the LRC is Tyger by SF Said. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Congratulations to all our students on their successes in GCSEs or Level 2 VTQs. The students have done exceptionally well, and all of the staff are proud of what they have achieved. It was great to see many of you in school today collecting your results. We are looking forward to welcoming many of the students back to sixth form
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Results days in 2023 are: Thursday 17 August for A-Level and Thursday 24 August for GCSE Post Results Information about post results services and application forms can be found below. You can also download a copy (PDF) by clicking the following links: Post results services information (PDF) Post results service application (PDF) Post results service application – access to scripts
We are delighted with the results achieved by our students in their examinations this year. Queen Elizabeth High School presented over 300 students for the first set of in person GCSE (or equivalent) exams in three years and we are proud of the resilience and determination that the students demonstrated, despite the challenges they have faced. Nearly two thirds of
Queen Elizabeth High School is delighted to report some outstanding achievements by its students in their A levels and equivalent qualifications this summer. This group of students have shown resilience in the face of challenging circumstances and regardless of grades should be proud of what they have achieved. Students from Queen Elizabeth continue to progress in large numbers to employment
There are many emotions linked to exams. These can be negative, positive, physical, cognitive and affective. All of these are normal. How we manage these and the frequency of these emotions and feelings is important. Below is a a helpful guide on looking out for the signs of anxiety and guidance on how to cope with it. Coping with
Exam boards are releasing advance information detailing aspects of GCSE and A-level (including AS) content for Summer 2022 exams today (Monday 7th February). This is for all subjects except art subjects at A Level and history, English literature, geography and art subjects at GCSE level. Links to the relevant pages of each exam board are below and on our Exams