Whithaugh Park Information
The PowerPoint for the Whithaugh Information Evening can be viewed below or downloaded by clicking here (PPT).
The PowerPoint for the Whithaugh Information Evening can be viewed below or downloaded by clicking here (PPT).
Closing date: 5 May, 9.30am We are seeking an inspirational and dynamic primary teacher to make a significant contribution across years 5 and 6 at Hexham Middle School. We are looking for a driven, enthusiastic professional who places pupil success at the heart of what they do. As a member of the KS2 team, you will be responsible for shaping
High Borrans Day 1 The High Borrans team have now been able to send some amazing photographs. The group had a lovely journey to the Lakes and enjoyed a stop at Bowness for lunch and ice creams. They were welcomed by the High Borrans staff and taken straight out for a short hike. The pupils navigated their way around hills surrounding
Coronation Celebrations At HMS, children are invited to celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty The Queen Consort Camilla. Coronation Lunch – Friday 5th May Our catering team will be preparing a special King’s Coronation Lunch in the style of Great British Afternoon Tea. There is no need to pre-order – lunch will be served at the usual time
Our assembly programme continues this week with the topic: ‘The integrity of borders: Asylum Seekers and Refugees’, which will be led by Mrs Scott. As the number of asylum seekers worldwide has reached 4.6 million, and the number of refugees has reached 27.1 million, this is a good time for students to gain an understanding of what it means to be
Boot bank – Physical Education All pupils are required to have a pair of moulded studded boots for various units of work in their Physical Education lessons. At several times throughout the academic year, pupils will use the 3G pitch for their lessons and it is compulsory to only wear studded boots on this playing surface. We hold a
All work has been submitted and we have had a great turn out of pupils creating wonderful pieces of work with imaginative meanings and fantastic skills in creative arts! We will find out the winners at the end of May and if any of our pupils have been given the opportunity to showcase their artwork in the Royal Academy London Art Gallery. Fingers crossed for
Members of the Key Stage 2 Climate Change Club have been working hard over the last few weeks researching freshwater biomes and finding out more about what we can do to help wildlife thrive there. They have shown brilliant teamwork and creativity creating freshwater biome board games to help others learn how to protect our freshwaters too!
Pupils from Years 5 and 6 travelled to Haydon Bridge High School to participate in a cross-country running event today. They were an absolute credit to HMS, and we are all extremely proud of their efforts today. The Year 6 girls started us off on an extremely muddy field and did themselves proud. The Year 6 boys paced themselves well,