A huge £1015.35 has been raised from our bake sale supporting the people of Ukraine, with money still coming in and being counted!
Students and staff brought in an overwhelming amount of baked goods, filling the auditorium, and the demand for cakes and biscuits was so great that it took two days to sell everything.
Thanks to all who contributed to a very important cause!
Opportunity for Year 10 and Year 11 students: Presentation from St. Anne’s College, Oxford.
Anyone who would like to attend please email Mrs Brennan ([email protected]) by Friday the 18th of March.
An opportunity for Year 9:
Anyone who would like to attend please email Mrs Brennan ([email protected]) by Friday the 18th of March.
Yesterday, Year 9 students took part in a fashion workshop at Northumbria University as part of the next stage in their yearlong This Is Creative Enterprises (TICE) project.
If your application for Marden High School has been successful, parents and carers should receive the following letter this week regarding the transition to Marden in September 2022.
For more information about the transition to Marden, please check out our interactive web page, which includes introductory videos, department messages, a tour of the school building and much more – CLICK THIS LINK to explore!
Students who sat their GCSEs in 2021 can collect their exam certificates from Reception between 3.30pm and 4:00pm on Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 9th March. Certificates need to be collected by the student.
Please contact [email protected] for more information.
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, Year 7 French students wrote love letters and idioms, and they now adorn the “Love Wall” in MFL4! Bien joué!
Yr 7 enjoyed making silver yesterday by reacting silver nitrate and copper. They were learning about displacement reactions. Some really interesting work!
The North Shields Heritologists have been working with a group of Year 9 History students to create an animation about Mary Ann Macham, an escaped slave who found her way from Virginia, USA and arrived in North Shields on Christmas Day 1831.
Yesterday they presented certificates to the students. If you haven’t already seen their stop-motion animation, here it is:
Funded by Historic England, Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), Arts Council England and National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to Writer Sue Miller and Animator Katy Hackers for their help with this project.
