We’re proud to celebrate the success of Amelia-Rose, a rising tennis star, who has just been crowned British Grass Court Champion in the Under-11s! Amelia-Rose, currently ranked 8th in the country, competed at the prestigious Grade 1 National Grass Court Championships held at Frinton-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club in Essex, from 23–29 May 2025. As the number 4 seed, she faced
Ahead of our Year 6 adventure residential in July, parents/carers are invited to an ‘Information Evening’ with Mr Rutherford-Orrock on Thursday 12th June at 5pm in Fellside Hall. Information will also be sent home. Respect. Engage. Aspire.
Well done to all for a great talent show last night at HMS. It was a lovely night with over 30 participants who made it through to the final after having gone through successful auditions. We had a panel of external judges and range of acts from comedy to karate to singing and dancing and everything in-between! The overall winners
Mrs Curry and Mr Stephenson are very sorry to report the sad death of Pip, our second school dog, who was tragically run over. We will all miss the joy, energy and support Pip brought to school.
Once again, local businesses have been so generous with their fantastic prize donations for this year’s raffle – we all really appreciate the support. Children will be bringing home envelopes of tickets today. If you or your family members feel able to buy some, please complete the tickets with your information and return the stubs and payment to the HMS
Our brand new ‘Success Shop’ launches today and we’re very excited about it! Pupils can now once again put their well-earned P points to great use by choosing from a wide range of exciting rewards. Enjoy everyone! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Here are this week’s ‘HMS Way Award’ winners. 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
A group of Year 6 pupils had a great time during our ‘Make Future Engineers’ programme with Newcastle University when they visited Osbit at The Port of Blyth. This was a great experience which gave our pupils the chance to engage with real life engineers who are involved in solving engineering problems related to renewable energy and cable infrastructure. Our
