On Remembrance Sunday, our Head Pupils will be laying a wreath as part of the service in Hexham. In preparation for Remembrance Day, pupils are invited to make their own poppy. We will be decorating our school again with a sea of poppies. The challenge is an opportunity for pupils, staff and members of our wider school community to be creative. Suggestions
The Rotary competitions give participants the chance to express themselves through art, photography and writing, the competitions are run over three stages, club level, district and culminating in the national final. The theme for 2024-25 is ‘Wonderful Water’ The competition is open to three age groups:• Junior Up to 10 years• Intermediate 11 – 13 years• Senior 14 – 17
Each week, form tutors award pupils in their classes with ‘HMS Way Awards’. The awards recognise pupils who shine each week and who bring our HMS values – Respect Engage Aspire – to life. Well done to this week’s winners – we are very proud of you all! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Find Festival at the Queen’s Hall, Hexham
The Year 6 team visited Corbridge Middle School to compete in the Central Venue League this week. It was a great performance by the HMS boys and Mr Scott was proud of their efforts on the night. The team drew one match, won the next match with a header from Charlie C – great set piece play and were defeated
Look at what’s been going on with Full of Beans at Hexham Middle School. Our Multi Games Club was shining brightly recently. Thank you to Full of Beans for supporting our extra-curricular activities programme so brilliantly! The pupils that attend really enjoyed this glow sports activity! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
On Tuesday, 44 Year 5s participated in our inaugural ‘Festival of Football’. Mr Nichol was thrilled by the level of footballing skill on display. All pupils performed admirably and represented our ethos of Respect, Engage, Aspire superbly. Well done to all involved! We look forward to further developing our Year 5 teams and seeing them representing HMS as the year
Art club pupils went to the Queen’s Hall yesterday to visit the ‘Heartwood’ exhibition. The artwork was created by Shona Branigan following the tragic felling of Sycamore Gap and includes prints on discs from the trunk of the tree. This was a significant event in our local area and this is a poignant exhibition currently being shown in Hexham. Pupils
Year 5 were so excited to engage in the launch of the ‘STEM to Stars’ project yesterday. HMS will be working with Kielder Observatory this year and pupils enjoyed a visit to the planetarium for an exciting workshop this week. This was an inspiring session to launch the project for the year ahead! We’ll soon be launching our new ‘Space
