Last year’s Pre-loved Prom Pop-up Shop, in partnership with Tynedale Hospice at Home, was such a success, with so many students managing to bag themselves stunning Prom outfits at a fraction of the cost of buying new. The pop-up shop will be returning in early 2025. It will take place at the Tynedale Hospice at Home shop on 7 and
The u16 Girls rugby team had huge success at the Prudhoe High School tournament this week. In the first game against Prudhoe the girls dominated from the kick off, winning 15 – 0. Tries from Charlotte A(2), Molly B (3), Abby A (3), Lucy C (3), Phoebe P (4). The second game against Ponteland was again high scoring with tries
A huge thank you to all students, staff and parents for supporting the West End Refugee service. We sent over 25 bags of food and toiletries. Alison and Sindi from WERS gave a very interesting talk to the Human Rights group, exploring what it means to be an asylum seeker and then finished with a Q& A session. The students
We are looking for a volunteer STEM lead to help develop a project at QEHS which we hope will be funded by the Royal Society. The funding comes from an offshoot of their “Partnership Grants” programme under the heading “Tomorrow’s Climate Scientists”. The STEM lead will take an active role in helping the students form a research question on an
Having recently met with Joe Morris MP and his team in Parliament in December, we were delighted to welcome him into the history and politics department this morning to take part in a Q&A with our sixth form history and politics students. This was a great opportunity for the students to ask questions about being a newly elected MP and
🇰🇪 Kenya Fundraising 🇰🇪 A group of students who are travelling to Kenya in June to volunteer at our partner school, Eileen Ngochoch School, have organised a coffee morning in Corbridge Parish Hall. Everyone is welcome, £2 entry, tea, coffee, cakes, stalls and more! Saturday 8th February 10am onwards🐘🦁☕️🧁 #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Sociology and Psychology students had a fantastic talk this morning from ex-student Miesha Holway. Miesha shared her career route starting with the National Probation Service 10 years ago as a probation officer, managing high-risk people on probation in prison, on licence and on community orders. Then more recently, she shared experiences from her time with the Youth Justice Service in
Students in year 9 Music lessons have been learning how to perform a piece on the djembe, including features such as call and response, polyrhythms and cyclic rhythms. https://youtu.be/CEkI-wHUcwA
Mind Matters Parent Survey Mind Matters is a project led by a group of QEHS sixth form students in conjunction with Healthwatch Northumberland. Healthwatch Northumberland is based in Hexham and is your health and social care champion, ensuring your experiences of using local NHS services are heard and help to improve health and social care for everyone. The QEHS project
