Our Year 7 pupils have been out and about this week as part of their microclimate project. In geography lessons, pupils have been out in the school grounds collecting data using digital anemometers to measure wind speed and temperature. They are aiming to determine how both natural and human features influence a microclimate in an area. As part of our
It was great to welcome Newcastle University back to HMS yesterday. Year 7 enjoyed workshops focused on neuroscience and the brain. Pupils were learning about the different brain lobes and their functions. They were also able to take part in some brain lobe tests to explore the different functions. It’s always great to work with Newcastle University and we look
Happy New Year everyone – I hope you all had a very enjoyable Christmas break. The new term started today and we have lots to look forward to this spring term.This week: • Year 5 – Team Building Day – Wednesday – children should wear their PE kit.• Year 7 – Newcastle University STEM workshops – Thursday.• Year 7 – Young
We have nearly reached the end of a very busy and festive term at HMS. We know how important it is for our children to make happy memories at Christmas time and we hope that everyone has enjoyed the build up throughout December. It has been a month of joy and happiness with our Carol Service, Christmas Trips, Celebration Assemblies,
The members of the ‘HMS Newspaper Club’ have all worked exceptionally hard on this half term’s issue of the ‘Hexham Middle News’.I am very proud of all of the children involved in putting this together with the support of Mr Armstrong. Please check your emails for a copy. Happy reading!
Our PTA have raised a phenomenal amount to support school this term. Their support and dedication is appreciated by everyone at HMS – we can’t thank them enough! Thank you to all of you for your endless support of the events and fundraising – it means a lot to us! The PTA have some very exciting projects in the planning
Each year group had the opportunity to gather this week for their Christingle services. The children made their Christingles within their form classes which were lit as part of the reflection. We explored the meaning of the Christingle and the importance of light at Christmas time. We focused on our core character value of generosity and reminded the children how
Celebration AssembliesWe were delighted to hold our ‘Celebration Assemblies’ for all year groups yesterday. The assemblies are always a chance to reflect positively on the term and to recognise the achievements of our amazing pupils. Miss Liddle and Mr Scott were very proud to present awards for each subject across the curriculum, 100% attendance awards, P-point milestones and participation awards.A
The HMS Chamber Choir were privileged to visit Acomb Court Care Home and Haltwhistle War Memorial Hospital today where they performed a range of Christmas songs for the residents and patients. It was an absolute joy for us meet the staff and residents today. It is so important to share festive joy at this time of year and we can’t
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