QEHS did the North East proud at the English Schools’ AA Cross Country Cup Final at the weekend. Two teams (Inter Boys (years 9 and 10) and Senior Girls (years 11-13)) set off for the long journey south on Friday afternoon, their performances at the regional round in Middlesbrough last month having qualified them for the final of this prestigious
The QEHS PTFA is planning a Pop Up Shop to sell pre-loved prom outfits, including dresses, suits, shoes and accessories. If you have any formal wear or accessories that you would like to donate or sell then please see details in the flyer below.For any enquiries contact qehs.ptfa@gmail.comTo Sell – please complete this form: https://forms.gle/mHjgAWgsXiGSJyE78
Christmas countdown is on here at school! Arlo has his Christmas jumper on and enjoyed his advent calendar gifted by a student!
Y13 sociology students attended a fascinating webinar on global development and sociology. The lecture was delivered by Dr Shannon Philip author of ‘Becoming Young Men in a New India’
On Tuesday afternoon a group of Year 9 students travelled to Manchester. First stop was a visit to the National Football Museum, with four galleries to explore, interactive games and an opportunity for photos with the Premier League and Women’s Super League trophies.We then headed to the Etihad Stadium to experience Manchester City v RB Leipzig in the Champions League.
The Year 12 Fine artists are creating sustained observational skull drawings from life. They have really enjoyed the challenge and have produced some fantastic work! They are now experimenting with innovative techniques to develop the initial studies further.
Six Year 12 students and one Year 13 student visited Gormley’s Studio and Foundry for a local guided tour! A fantastic research opportunity right on our doorstep!!! Thank you for having us.
On Saturday a group of 11 year-12 physics students attended a regional event of the UK space design competition at York University. The UK Space Design Competition, part of a larger international competition, is a science, engineering and business challenge designed as a simulation of life in industry. Teams are given a list of requirements for a space settlement and
Congratulations to the sixth form students who achieved outstanding results in the Girls’ Maths Olympiad. Lara B and Imogen W (Y12) achieved a merit and a distinction, respectively. Alice Di (Y13) also achieved a distinction and Anna-Maria K a merit. This is an incredible achievement with the students completing a 2.5 hour long, challenging assessment and only the highest 25%
Y11 boys recently represented the school basketball team at a competition at St Cuthbert’s. They were excellent in conduct, attitude, and game play with everyone contributing in some way to a successful team performance. The team played three consecutive fixtures due to the late arrival of another team but still managed to win all their games and qualified for the