“Surviving Summer with your Teens” Join Dineo Brittain-Dodd, Lead Practitioner for the Emotional Wellbeing and Behaviour Support Service, for some practical tips and advice on how to maintain calm at home when school and routines are out. Where: QEHS LRC When: 9.30-10.30am on Thursday 13th June Refreshments provided. No need to book – just turn up
Congratulations to Ania S who has been selected by England Athletics to represent England at the International U18 Mountain Running Cup! Mountain running is the international version of fell running. With no navigation or kit requirements, it is more like extreme cross country. She will be flying out to Spain with the rest of the team just after her GCSEs. The event
QEHS Rowing Club rowers are in the middle of a busy period of competitions. Saturday gone, saw 59 club members competing at the Hexham Regatta. QEHS Rowing Club were well represented across a range of age group races at our home regatta. Hexham regatta is a long day’s racing. QEHS first race was at 8am and the last race QEHS
Congratulations to the Year 9 students who all passed their expedition section of their Duke of Edinburgh Award. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
QEHS rowers competed at the National School Championships at the beginning of the half term holiday. Nat Schools is held at Eton Dorney Lake, the venue for the 2012 London Olympics. This event has the strongest crews from across the country competing. For Junior rowers, Nat schools is considered as the premier event to compete in. After a long journey
This week’s LRC recommendation is Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly, a true story of the African-American women who helped win the space race. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Support workshops for parents and carers of children who display traits associated with, or have a diagnosis of, a neurodevelopmental condition including autism, sensory processing, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD). A diagnosis is not needed. HINT ASD drop in sessions throughout June.
Good luck to our 31 Duke of Edinburgh Bronze participants! The students will complete a minimum of six hours of walking today and tomorrow, with an overnight camp tonight. The students are wellprepared and very excited!
QEHS year 9 year group have been finishing their KS3 drama lessons with some workshops which explored costume, lighting and set design. In the costume design workshop, students rose to the challenge of using a ‘lucky dip’ bag, where they had to use every item to design their new character of ‘half human/half ogre’! They presented their ideas to the class
A Cheerleading group of Y9 and Y10 students called the ‘Derwent Valley Allstars, ’ which includes five of our students, was awarded a place at The Summit, the most prestigious competition on the globe, thanks to their fabulous competition results here in the UK. The team travelled to Orlando, Florida, to compete in an international category of 38 teams. The girls