Due to crew day activities tomorrow breakfast club will be cancelled – sorry for any inconvenience caused.
On Monday 24th breakfast club will resume at the new time of 8.00 am and will run to 8.25.
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On Wednesday 10th December, students in G30 will present their learning at The Farrell Centre and the Kingsgate Centre , sharing the culmination of a term-long inquiry into the guiding question:
‘How are structures important in helping us to explain our world?’
The presentation will run from 16.00 – 17.00. All families need to arrive at the Farrell Centre, Eldon Pl, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RD, at 16.00. You will then be directed to the the correct building.
Unfortunately, the time has to be earlier for G30 Presentation of Learning due to the Farrell Centre closing early.
Please tell your child’s crew leader if you are unable to attend.
Thank you to everyone who came to the Halloween disco tonight (and everyone who supported in set up, running and degunge!)
We will post tomorrow photos and totals raised but just a quick heads up; we have some delicious sweet treats leftover that we will be selling at break and lunch tomorrow so if you would like to buy something, please bring some change! All proceeds go towards supporting Tiny Lives.
Good Afternoon, this is a reminder that students who have consent will receive their flu immunisation in school tomorrow. If you have any questions regarding this then please do not hesitate to contact the school office.
Hector competed in the British trampoline championships this weekend. He finished in 12th place in his individual event and is now the British bronze medalist in trampoline synchro! An amazing achievement!
G28 have engaged energetically and enthusiastically with Romeo and Juliet this term and have shown the same level of excitement about this debate.
Many of the students had already prepared arguments in their own time, knowing they would only have 30 minutes to prepare in their groups.
I have attached photos of the students preparations and also a screenshot of my notes that I took during the debate. You can clearly see the sophistication of the arguments raised and supported by textual evidence.
Fantastic work G28!
TIME @ Gateshead are an emotional wellbeing & mental health service providing a drop-in service for young people up to the age of 18 who live or study in Gateshead.
They also support care leavers and young people with disabilities up to age 25.
They provide support around:
- feeling anxious, worried, or stressed
- difficulty managing your emotions
- trouble sleeping or sleeping too much
- experiencing changes in your mood
These items have been left during last week’s Outward Bound adventure. If you recognise any items that belong to your child, please ask them to come to the front desk on Monday to collect them. Thank-you. 
On Thursday, 4th September, G30 students will participate in local fieldwork. Class One will head out in the morning to build on virtual fieldwork they’ve completed in school, collecting primary data to answer the enquiry question : “Are there inequalities on Gateshead High Street?” They will return to school for lunch at the usual time of 12.30.
Class Two will follow the same schedule , completing the same fieldwork and returning to school by 15:15.
If we anticipate we will be late back a post will be put on the blog.
The weather is currently forecast to be cloudy with sunny spells and rain. Students should bring their usual kit, including a waterproof jacket, comfortable shoes, and their normal school kit!
Congratulations to the following sporting stars from G31 Crew Shakespeare in their recent achievements:
Olivia T:
1st and 4th place in 1.2m events
1st place in 0.9m showjump event
Evie:
Gold in Under 13s shot put at North East County Championships at Shildon a few weeks ago, followed by a team win beating her own PB for shot put throwing 6.51m at the weekend!
Abbie:
Recent player of the month for Whitley Warriors ice hockey team followed by a trophy at the team presentation evening.
Crew Shakespeare are so proud to have so much talent! Well done girls.
Proud partners Olivia and Jet
Evie representing Gateshead Harriers and taking home a win from her shot put event
Abbie doing Whitley Warriors ice hockey team proud!