High BorransIt was another action-packed day in the sunshine on our Year 8 High Borrans Adventure. Miss Lamont and the team continue to be very proud of the whole group, who are approaching new challenges with enthusiasm and resilience. It’s been great to see everyone working together and supporting each other in all of the activities so far.Two groups were
The Year 8 girls took part in the local indoor cricket festival on Thursday, which was celebrating 50 days until the Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup. The girls played really well and showed significant improvement from the recent indoor event, managing to win 3 out of their 5 games. They can now look forward to competing in the outdoor competitions
As part of our ‘Stay Safe and Well Curriculum’, we were very grateful to Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service for once again delivering water safety workshops to our Year 5 and 7 pupils this week. Vital safety messages were delivered and pupils were able to ask lots of interesting questions too. As we approach the summer season, it’s more important
A very excited group of Year 8 pupils departed from HMS on Monday morning for a week of adventures in the Lake District. The sun was shining as the group made their way via Windermere to check-in at High Borrans. Once settled in, the group were straight outside for a long hill walk, followed by a delicious dinner and time
Family Fun at Family HubsSaturday 16th May – HexhamSaturday 13th June – HaltwhistleSaturday 27th June – Prudhoe
Our PTFA will be holding our very first UV DISCOS on Thursday 21st May and you can sign your child up using the link shared earlier today. It’s time to get glowing and have a fantastic night of music, dancing and laughter! What an exciting way to end the half term! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
We have organised a parent/carer workshop to be delivered by professionals from the HINT team focused on sharing strategies for supporting children who show demand avoidant behaviours. The workshop will take place on Monday 18th May 4pm at Hexham Middle School. The session will focus on understanding demand avoidance and strategies to support parents/carers and children at home. If your child
Thank you very much to Mrs Satow and her team for preparing our St George’s Day Picnic Lunch on Thursday last week. Our picnic themed lunches are always a hit! Pupils enjoyed a range of sandwiches, sausage/cheese rolls, cherry tomatoes and cucumber and a range of homemade cakes incl. a classic Victoria sponge. A lovely treat! Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Here are last week’s ‘Rising Stars’ from Year 6. As part of our special themed assemblies for Year 6 pupils, teachers nominate their ‘Rising Stars’ and share why each pupil has been celebrated. The awards recognise pupils who have shown a great attitude to learning, aim high, contribute positively to lessons and take real pride in their learning and achievement,
