Northumbria University are pleased to announce applications are now open for NU Entry, a supported entry scheme for students in year 12. NU Entry is a two-year scheme designed to support students on their journey to university. The first year of the programme focusses on supporting exploration of university choices, development of key skills for undergraduate study and application preparation.
Please remember that students should be wearing face masks in communal areas. Please bring your own mask into school. Students should also continue to take lateral flow tests twice a week.
Thank you to our students in the Human Rights Group, who organised a toiletries collection for the West End Refugee Service.
Congratulations to our students who took part in this year’s Senior Maths Challenge. The results are excellent! Everyone who took part gained an award: Kell Johnston, May Thomas, Tom Barrett and Ben Norfolk from Year 13 and Hew Hawley from Year 12 achieved a Gold award and an automatic entry to the Senior Kangaroo challenge. Louis Driver in Year 13
We have a number of job vacancies across our trust. Please see our Vacancies Page for full details.
This week’s Sixth Form Bulletin is out now. See the new edition and all previous editions on our Sixth Form Bulletin webpage!
Our Hydro building and new sports pitches looked fantastic last night!
Our information for Sixth Form entry in 2022 is now live on the website. Please click here to access our prospectus and welcome, pastoral and information videos. (You can also access this page from the Sixth Form dropdown menu).
Anti-Bullying Week, Monday 15 – Friday 19 November Mrs Fletcher-Woods will be taking assembly. To raise awareness of the issue of bullying, the Anti Bullying Alliance ask that everyone wears odd socks on Monday 15th November. We are not raising money and students and staff are free to take part if they wish. See poster below! More information is available
The Patient Experience Team at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is gathering feedback about their healthcare services from young people who live in either Northumberland or North Tyneside. They want to learn more about the views of young people to help inform and improve services for young people in the future. The survey is anonymous. As a thank you, you