On Saturday, QEHS rowing club took on their first 5k of the year at Tees Head. Tees is known for being one of the hardest courses in the UK with multiple horseshoe bends that even the most experienced coxes can mess up. Everyone who coxed and steered at the weekend outdid themselves and we finished the day with no crashes
Eight girls from QEHS have been selected for the Northumberland County U16 Girls squad. This is a fantastic achievement. Congratulations to all the QEHS players selected: Isla M, Evie N, Alana P, Lucy P, Charlotte A, Lucy C, Ariel L, Abby A. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
The Y10’s were in action at home again against Prudhoe in the first round of the cup.It was 1-0 to us after a close first half with chances for both teams. The goal came from Amir R. The second half was all QEHS, and we ended the game 5-0 winners. Thanks to another hat-trick from Dan C and a spectacular
Year 9 artists are FLYING with their pastel prints and coffee staining the insects – next step will be to draw in the highlights. Great start to art at QEHS. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Sport Tynedale Annual Awards – Nominations are now open!! The awards are to recognise and celebrate sporting talent and achievements by individuals, teams, clubs, coaches, schools and volunteers across our region. These awards play a part in inspiring others, the closing date is 3rd November 2023. Find out more and nominate. https://www.sport-tynedale.com/annual-awards/
In their final days in Sicily, sixth form students visited the island of Vulcano, where they trekked up to the crater, steaming with sulphur. They ended the trip with some coastal swimming, heated by the geothermal waters of a hot spring. They return to Hexham today with pockets filled with volcanic rocks. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Student Success Brodie G and Charlie M from year 9 represented their school at County Football over the weekend, they were both part of the Northumberland County SFA squad and won 3-1 against Cheshire. Well done! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
