Last night, we held our A-Level Art Exhibition. Many parents, current and former students, and staff attended the event. The work displayed is exceptional—a reflection of our talented students and committed staff.The event was streamed live on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/qehsart/ An exhibition of former students’ work will be on display in the Queen’s Hall from 28 June. See below for details. #Respect #Engage
Congratulations to Magnus R who came first place in the 800m Intermediate Boys category at the Inter-Counties Schools Track & Field Championship at Gateshead (after competing the weekend before in the regional round). Magnus has been selected to represent Northumberland at the English Schools T&F championships in Birmingham next month, 800m intermediate boys. Northumberland can only take 24 athletes and
Good luck to our 15 Silver Duke of Edinburgh students who are completing their practice expedition from Wooler to Low Newton over two days.
Last week the new Y10 students were shown an assembly and a letter was sent home about a super exciting opportunity in Kenya next year. From volunteering at our partner school to a range of once in a lifetime activities, it’s not one to miss! Make sure you sign up to the info evening on the 24th of June using
On Saturday 22 June, students in the QEHS Rowing Club will be taking to the water in our fleet of fours and quads to row 50km per crew – that’s 71 lengths of our beautiful stretch of the Tyne – in a bid to raise much-needed funds. The sport requires an array of equipment, from winter training on the club ergs,
QEHS Rowing Club took 48 competitors to Durham Regatta last weekend. Durham Regatta dates to 1834. It is the second oldest regatta in England after Chester Regatta. It predates the Henley Royal Regatta by 5 years. The event has a real festival feel, with live music and food stalls along the course.As a Regatta, the racing is head-to-head, meaning that
If you are registered with Northumberland Parent Carer Forum book your place on their transition webinars on the 17th or 18th June. Book your place here
This week’s LRC recommended read is Private Peaceful the award-winning WW1 novel by Michael Morpurgo. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
