Years 6 and 8 have now had their Zones of Regulation workshops in school. The whole school now has an understanding of the Zones of Regulation and how to use them to better understand their feelings and to regulate their emotions. We will now use Zones of Regulation as a whole school strategy as part of our inclusive and relational
This week, we have had a great turnout from Year 8 pupils attending a range of online webinars through Speakers 4 Schools with talks from Boots, lastminute.com and the actor, Paterson Joseph. During form time, pupils have had the opportunity to learn more about skills and qualities needed in the workplace as well as considering the big question, ‘What is
HMS had a great time celebrating World Book Day yesterday!We held our first ‘Reading Breakfast’ and it was lovely to welcome lots of family members into school to kickstart the day. Ms Hayler and the Library Champions were running our ‘Book Swap’ and distributing tokens in the library. Our ‘Great Book Bake Off’ was phenomenal once again with so many
Please see below the What’s On Guide of activities being held at Hexham Family Hub for March/April 2025.
Year 8 English classes have designed some graffiti art inspired by the conspiracy against Julius Caesar. It’s great to see them showing their understanding in creative ways! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Wow – we were amazed by the very creative entries to this year’s Book Bake Off. The creativity, imagination and baking skills on display were outstanding. We thank each and every pupil who took the time to enter. The judging took place at lunchtime today and the results will be announced in due course. All pupils who entered will get
Mrs Satow is very pleased to announce our next themed lunch. The ‘Holi Festival’ lunch will be served on Friday 14th March and we are so excited to sample the many delicious dishes once again. Lunch will be the normal cost and paid for in the usual way via MCAS. We can’t wait! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
On Monday, Year 5 visited the Great North Museum as part of their science and humanities curriculum. While there, the children explored a range of historical time periods and different species of animals. They also enjoyed a superb planetarium show and completed a workshop on how space impacts life on Earth. Overall, a great day was had by all and
Team HMS are ready to celebrate World Book Day today! What a great effort!Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first Reading Breakfast this morning. We can’t wait to see everyone’s costumes and Book Bake Off entries today! What an exciting day ahead! #WeLoveReading #WorldBookDay
Thank you to Arthur and his friend Euan, who spent a very cold Saturday during the half-term picking up litter in the hedges near their home. The boys were concerned about the litter’s effects on wildlife. Together, they filled a black bin liner!We are very proud of their community spirit and willingness to care for the environment and wildlife.Respect. Engage.