In June, we have two very exciting enrichment days for our pupils to enjoy! As part of our Personal Development curriculum, 100% of our pupils get to engage in an exciting and enriching session. It is our hope that pupils will challenge themselves to try something new and hopefully develop a new interest which they can continue to pursue either
Year 5 have been set the challenge for the rest of this term to grow a tomato plant. Pupils learn about plant life cycles in science, and what a great way this is to produce local produce – a fantastic, sustainable approach to life and learning. Each tutor group has been given a plant (donated from one of Mr Freeman-Myers’
Year 6 Rising Stars Awards – Final Assembly Last week, we held our final Rising Stars assembly for Year 6. We were joined by Mr Watters, who delivered a thoughtful message to our pupils about the importance of individuality, trying your best, and working hard in everything you do. Each Year 6 student received a personal letter from Mr Watters
Saturday 17th May 2025, Winter Gardens 9:30am to 12:30pm Select Michael Sehgal Pop Up shop to book an appointment or scan the QR code below. If you are unable to attend you can make an appointment to visit the store at Kingston Park.
Ben S in Year 7 is organising a Cake Sale for Cancer Research UK on Monday 19th May at morning breaktime. He would appreciate donations of cakes and sweet treats to support his fundraising efforts. Donations can be brought to the HMS reception on Monday 19th May. All cakes must be nut-free and have any allergen information provided. Well done,
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