On Monday evening, Hexham U11 girls visited Prudhoe Community High School for four difficult games. Firstly, the girls won 2-0 against Ovingham, courtesy of goals from Martha P and Millie C. After that, the girls managed their time well and played some excellent defensive football and drew 0-0 against Corbridge and Ovingham’s other team. Finally, the girls came up against
Very exciting news… a new member of the team will be joining us in the new year! Ms Karn’s new labrador puppy, Rocky, will start to visit school from January and will be completing his therapy dog training as part of his induction. We can’t wait to meet him soon! #Respect #Engage #Aspire
Wow – what a great community effort from everyone at HMS today! Each form class worked hard to prepare their own stall for our ‘Big Children in Need Fair’ and it was a HUGE success! School has been buzzing with excitement as we all worked together to raise funds for such a wide range of important charities. Well done everyone
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This week, our Gardening Club were in action again with the help of Keda from Hexham Youth Initiative. We have been making new planters for the ‘The Secret Garden’. It has been a team effort, and we have also been planting some small spider plants that were donated by Mr Freeman-Myers’ neighbours – these are going to go in classrooms
Mr Scott took a group of KS3 boys to a rugby league development event yesterday and it was a fantastic afternoon! The session was an opportunity to develop skills and rugby league knowledge. Pupils worked in groups with other schools and it was great to see them interacting with new peers. The session included skill drills, contact skills and games
We were delighted to welcome Ashley Thorpe to HMS on Wednesday afternoon. Ashley’s brilliant new book is ‘Spirit Warriors’, which takes us on a nail-biting journey to Jamaica where folklore and fantasy meet. Ashley reminded us how powerful storytelling is in shaping our world, how we connect with it and each other. He described how he draws on heritage, culture,
Remembrance Day Mrs Hinchcliffe and her very creative crochet/knitting club members have been busy making poppies to raise funds for the Royal British Legion. Last week, they raised a fantastic £143 from their sales and their stall was a sell out! We are all very proud of Francesca, Jessie, Leela, Beau, Penelope, Olympia, Alexis and Alec! Thank you for being
Our PTFA Pop-Up Shops will return in December and pupils will have the chance to buy gifts for their loved ones. To support these popular events, we’ll be having a non-uniform day on Friday 28th November and we’d appreciate lots of gift donations which can be sold at the pop-up shops. Donations could include: sweets/chocolates, toiletries and small gifts suitable for
Staff and students at Hexham Middle School and Queen Elizabeth High School have been working with Tynedale’s Bicycle Mayor, David Dixon, to launch an exciting new initiative for Hexham’s young people: a ‘Bike Bus’ to enable students to cycle through Hexham to school safely as part of a supervised group. Ahead of a trial of the initiative on Friday 14