Students from year 9 and 10 had a great day out at Bonyrigg Hall last week as they began their data collection for their Royal Society Project. The approval of this project from the Royal Society is the culmination of a lot of hard work from everybody and it was great to finally get the ball rolling. We will be
A huge well done to our Y9 boys rugby team who competed in the county sevens competition at Cochrane Park on Monday. After winning their group by beating Ponteland and KEVI, they qualified for the cup competition to compete against fellow group winners, Dame Allan’s and RGS. After a hard-fought win over Dame Allan’s, we came up against RGS, who
Our Year 10 & 11 girls delivered an outstanding performance last week at the prestigious Rosslyn Park Schools Sevens, returning as Plate winners after a series of impressive displays over two days. Competing against strong opposition from across the country (and beyond) the girls showed resilience, skill, and exceptional teamwork throughout the 64-team tournament. All 12 players contributed to a
QEHS Spring Concert Wednesday 29th April, 7:15pm Tickets are now available https://www.tickettailor.com/events/hadrianlearningtrust/2143871 Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Philosopher of the week! Ibn Sina (Avicenna) Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Cory in Y9 has been selected for the Team GB junior roller derby Development Team, to train with the 2027 Team GB squads over the next year. His selection follows tryouts that were held across the UK this year, with skaters from Orkney to Devon competing. The standard was incredibly high. Being a member of the Development Team puts Cory
Our Year 9 students practising putting up tents as part of their Duke of Edinburgh Award training. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Our Year 11 boys created history last Wednesday when they became the first QEHS team ever to compete in the biggest rugby union tournament in the world – the Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens. Having travelled down to London by train on Tuesday afternoon, the 13-man squad arrived at Roehampton the following morning for the U16 Boys Colts competition – along
Well done to our Y9 hockey players who represented the school in a national competition in Nottingham on Friday alongside some Y7 & Y8 HMS pupils. The boys finished 5th (of 7) and the girls finished 6th (of 12), and Maggie was super-impressed with the way everyone played, especially from the non-club players. They showed real talent, fitness and determination throughout. It
