We are delighted to announce the addition of Arlo to our student support team. Arlo is a working cocker spaniel puppy who will be joining the team to support and work with students in school around anxiety, self-regulation and attendance. The trust policy is attached for your information and we would welcome any thoughts or feedback from parents/carers.Of course, we
Today, the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award teams set off for two days of walking along Hadrian’s Wall Path. Best of luck to all of the teams!
Come and visit us at the new Queen Elizabeth High School For parents/carers interested in a school place for Y9 in September 2024 Consistently excellent exam results at GCSE and A Level. Amongst the best in Northumberland and the North East. One of the top three schools in the North East (Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2022/23) Emphasis on
Congratulations to all our students on their successes in GCSEs or Level 2 VTQs. The students have done exceptionally well, and all of the staff are proud of what they have achieved. It was great to see many of you in school today collecting your results. We are looking forward to welcoming many of the students back to sixth form
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Rowing Success A huge congratulations to Queen Elizabeth High School students Harry W and Jacob L, who won Gold in the J15 2x at the British Junior Championships held in Scotland over the weekend. They came second out of 38 crews in the time trial, and then stormed through the semi finals to get Gold in the A Final, with
Results days in 2023 are: Thursday 17 August for A-Level and Thursday 24 August for GCSE Post Results Information about post results services and application forms can be found below. You can also download a copy (PDF) by clicking the following links: Post results services information (PDF) Post results service application (PDF) Post results service application – access to scripts
Are you interested in attending this free training? Four sessions to be run on an evening. Times and dates: TBC A globally recognised training course, Youth MHFA is designed to teach parents how to spot the signs and symptoms of mental ill health. The training gives people the skills and confidence to safely address mental health issues in young people
Salary Band 3 Point 5 £11.19 per hour on a casual contract We are seeking exam invigilators on a casual employment basis, term time only, to meet the needs of the school’s annual examination timetable. Typically, working opportunities run from November through to the end of June each year. You will be responsible for administering exam arrangements in line with school
Queen Elizabeth High School wishes to appoint a Specialist SEMH Teacher. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of an initiative to support the education of some of our school’s most vulnerable learners in an environment which is attuned to their needs. The successful candidate will be driven and enthusiastic about supporting young people. Potential can be as good