Last week, two teams represented HMS at the Dame Allan’s 7s rugby tournament. Both of our teams were amazing and worked non-stop on the pitch – no mean feat in 7s which is very tiring! The boys’ team, who are quite experienced rugby players, had a hard pool with nearly all the other teams being independent schools who play a
A group of enthusiastic Year 6 pupils had the opportunity to visit the School of Engineering at Newcastle University on Monday as part of their project launch for ‘Make Future Engineers’. A huge thank you to Dr Maryam Haroutunian, lecturer of Marine Technology at Newcastle University, who is leading this project and working closely with Mr Freeman-Myers. This is the
We’ll be hosting a number of ‘Cuppa and Catch-up’ events over the next term. The sessions are an opportunity for you to pop into school and speak to school staff in an informal setting. You will also have the chance to talk to other parents/carers too. Wednesday 9th April 9.30am – SEND drop-in Monday 19th May 9.30am – meet Mr Watters/Mr Stephenson
Miss Taylor was very excited to take a group of keen artists to York last week. The group visited the Vincent Van Gogh Immersive Experience which was an awe-inspiring experience – everyone absolutely loved it! The pupils were immersed in Van Gogh’s work – getting KS2 ready for their Year 7 studies and allowing KS3 to bring their learning to
Tickets are now available to buy using the link or QR code below.. https://buytickets.at/hadrianlearningtrust/1645484 We look forward to seeing you there! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Last week, in our Year 6 Rising Stars assembly, Mr Freeman-Myers explored the importance of good sleep routines and how they can help us feel our best each day. We talked about how sleep affects our concentration, mood, and energy levels and why it’s especially important during a busy school week. Year 6 Maths and English teachers have chosen students
As part of the North East Festival of Languages, 20 pupils attended a ‘Mini-Olympics’ event at Newcastle University Sports Centre yesterday. Pupils took part in a variety of individual athletics activities, including long jump, high jump and triple jump, with many pupils receiving medals and recognition for their excellent participation and effort during the events. Pupils also took part in
This month’s Head of School Award theme was ‘staying positive’ – one of our 8 essential skills from ‘Skills Builder’. I was delighted to see the children being recognised for their wonderful approach to school life. It was great to celebrate the positive contribution each pupil makes to our school community – I am very proud of each of them. Pupils joined me for a special breakfast today (breakfast sandwiches, pastries and hot chocolate)
