In April, HMS pupils had the exciting opportunity to take part in the Newcastle University Maths Challenge. We were delighted when Sarah and Beatrice were recognised for their outstanding entries. This year’s Junior Challenge received an impressive 238 submissions, with only 16 prizes, 23 certificates, and 1 special award presented at the awards ceremony held on Wednesday. Both Sarah and
To mark 80 years since VE Day and to pay our heartfelt respects to the heroic generation who fought for freedom, Mrs Satow and her team prepared a wonderful lunch for everyone to enjoy today. It was a delight to hear the great wartime music playing as pupils enjoyed their lunch. It was a traditional ‘street party’ picnic lunch today
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, here is a short performance from our Show Choir, which we hope you will find fitting for the occasion. In the rehearsal, Miss Tindall and Mr Watson heard many and varied stories from the choir members about their family members’ wartime experiences. Respect. Engage. Aspire. https://youtu.be/fCmJ8jYmEiw
I left a letter on everyone’s chair this morning 🙂 I am very proud of them all! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
As you know, our Year 6 pupils will sit their ‘End of Key Stage Assessments (SATs)’ next week. We are exceptionally proud of all of our Year 6 pupils. They have all worked incredibly hard this year and continue to achieve brilliantly. All we can ask is that they continue to maintain their outstanding efforts over the next week and
Our Mental Health First Aiders are launching their new drop-in today. Pupils and staff can visit FB6 every breaktime (11.10-11.30am) to talk to one of the team. Please promote this drop-in at home and let your children know that they can visit the team if they need to. #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Auditions are now open for this year’s HMS Talent Show. Please encourage your child to get involved or to get a group together for an audition. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
The group are preparing to head back to Hexham after a week of adventures in the Lake District. The staff have been so proud of the pupils who have been an absolute credit to the school with so many positive comments from the High Borrans Team. The pupils have challenged themselves to try new things, shown courage and bravery and
What a day at Kingston Park for the InspiredBy9s Rugby League competition! Despite the heat, there was some seriously impressive rugby on display. The girls’ team only ended up playing against Corbridge, which they won, before mixing up the teams. Considering the team was mainly made up of Year 7, the girls played magnificently. The Year 7 boys’ team were
Full of Beans children’s May half term holiday camp. Multi-Activities & Gymnastics across all 3 days. Being delivered at QEHS/Hexham Middle School sports hall.Booking Page Now Open! Respect. Engage. Aspire.