Year 5 PE Games

Well done to all Year 5’s who took part in some additional PE games on Friday. It was an opportunity for some pupils to engage in some additional PE to boost confidence and enjoyment, whilst working with pupils from other classes. The morning was a great success and thank you to the Y7 & 8 leaders who led the sessions

Number Day

On Friday 6th February, it is Number Day! To celebrate, we will be running two competitions. 🕵️‍♂️Teacher Treasure HuntComplete your sheet throughout the week and hand in your completed form to Miss Storey by Friday 6th February 👕Design a Maths T-ShirtGet creative and design a t-shirt, hand your design to Miss Storey by Friday 6th February On the Friday classes

HMS & QEHS Session Singers

In our own nod to Burns’ Night, here are our Session Singers from QEHS and HMS performing ‘Wild Mountain Thyme’. The song is rooted in both Scottish and Irish origins with the lyrics and melody being a variant of the song The Braes of Balquhither by Scottish poet Robbert Tannahill (1774-1810) and Scottish composer Robert Archibald Smith (1780-1829).  These were adapted

HMS Go Green Uniform Recycling

A reminder that our ‘Go Green Uniform Recycling’ is available all year round. We have a good stock of items in school and our PTFA do a great job at keeping this organised and replenished. If you need replacement or additional uniform items, please get in touch.  You can make requests for items via our online form: https://www.cognitoforms.com/HadrianLearningTrust/HMSGoGreenEcoFriendlyUniformRecycling Respect. Engage.

National Storytelling Week

At HMS we promote a culture of reading for pleasure. As a part of this and to celebrate National Storytelling Week, HMS staff have kindly volunteered to read aloud stories, poems or extracts of their choice in HMS Library over lunchtime on Wednesday 4th February. Pupils are invited to sit back, take a few minutes to relax during their busy

World Religion Week

Last week, students took part in their second round of PERS People assemblies – welcoming people of different faiths and belief systems into school to experience what life is like for them.  Students in Year 8 heard from Kirtida from the ISKON Hindu Temple; supporting their PERS learning on Hinduism and helping to bring the religion to life. They particularly enjoyed

Food Friends Young Artists Competition

Recently, a number of KS2 and KS3 pupils took part in a food themed Young Artists drawing competition where they had to draw their favourite or least favourite food as a character. Ms Kwella received many brilliant entries, which were posted off to the Food Friends Young Artists Competition a few months ago. Last week, we received the good news

Mother and Others Pop-Up Shops

The HMS PTFA will be running our ‘Mothers and Others’ Pop-Up Shops in March. To support the event, we would hugely appreciate gift donations which could be sold on the day. Gifts could include: smellies, chocolates, sweets, plants and other small gifts suitable for important family members. All gifts should be nut-free, please. There will be a non-uniform day on