Our sports day on Friday was a tremendous success, with Bamburgh the eventual overall winners in a tight contest. Congratulations to everyone who took part. Here’s an extended montage of clips and photos from the day!
As we move over to our new timetable in readiness for 2024/25, here is our new range of extra-curricular activities for the next academic year.
Equinor are running taster days at Dogger Bank Operations Base in August to try to meet some of the work experience need for local young people. They are running on 15 and 27 August for 14 – 19 year olds. If you can get to the Port of Tyne gates, we will then bus you up to the base, do a vessel tour and lunch onboard, meet engineers and various roles at the wind farm and have a go on a test rig, something that is often used on assessment days for apprenticeships.
We have 15 places each day.
Sign up by following this link!
Dogger Bank Wind Farm Taster Days Events – 2 Upcoming Activities and Tickets | Eventbrite
Here’s some more info…
Are you aged 14 – 19 and curious about a career in offshore wind? Here’s an exciting opportunity to get an exclusive look behind the scenes at the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
Join us for an immersive day at Dogger Bank Wind Farm’s Operations Base and discover what a future in offshore wind could look like for you.
What’s in Store for You?
️ Lunch on our State-of-the-Art Service Operations Vessel: Experience the day-to-day life at sea while enjoying a meal on our cutting-edge vessel, courtesy of North Star Renewables.
Tour of the Dogger Bank Wind Farm Operations Base: Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at where the action happens.
Meet Engineers and Ship Crew: Engage with the professionals who keep our operations running smoothly and learn from their expertise.
On Experience with a Test Rig: Roll up your sleeves and try your hand at operating a test rig, giving you practical insight into the work we do.
Event Details
Date & Time:
– Thursday 15 August from 10am – 4pm
– Tuesday 27 August from 10am – 4pm
Information from Gateshead College about their National Saturday Club:
e-Safety is an important part of keeping children safe in the modern world, and teaching children how to be safe online is a responsibility that we all share. Here’s an update about chatting to strangers online:
If you are a parent/carer of a Marden High student and have a particular concern regarding e-Safety, please contact the appropriate head of year. You can check out regular updates every Wednesday on our e-Safety page.
A great coastal cliffs art piece created by Year 7 student Yasmin in Geography where they are studying Coastal areas!
Congratulations to Year 7 student Henry (pictured below) and his teammate Finley for picking up awards at Percy Park RFC’s end of season awards night. Henry took home the trophy for most improved player. Well done!
Marden entered two Year 7 girls football teams into the North Tyneside 7-a-side completion held at Cochrane Park on Wednesday. Both teams were outstanding, both winning their respective groups and progressing to the semi finals.
The blue team ended up with a Bronze medal and the grey team won their semi final and scored a last minute winner in the final to win the tournament!
Congratulations to all who took part. Next up, we will represent North Tyneside Schools in the Northumberland County competition after Easter. Well done!
#CarpeDiem
Congratulations to everyone who took part in Marden’s Got Talent, our annual talent show, last night. Well done to our winner Flo, and all the other brilliant acts that took part. Ticket sales from the show raised £395 for a charity of the School Cabinet’s choice.
Hope you enjoyed the show!
