This week, we’re supporting #NationalCareersWeek, check out these slides for more information!
Available from the school office for £3 for adults (£2 concessions).
Last night, Miss Laing hosted an e-safety evening about the use of technology and keeping children safe online. If you missed it, please see the slides below for more information. For more details about e-safety and weekly updates, check out the dedicated page on our website.
A fully funded route into STEM for Year 9 & Year 10! Explore more by scanning the QR code.
Our Guided Choices programme for Year 9 is now available to explore on our website, with key dates about the options process throughout the year, as well as subject screencasts and a comprehensive booklet outlining choices and option blocks. Visit Learning > Guided Choices for all the necessary information.
An assembly about the process is also available to read HERE.
Thank you to The British Army, Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Home Group, Golf England, Rook Matthew Sayer, Medical Architecture, Media Works, Protocol Education, Newcastle College, Turner & Townsend, TyneMet College and North Tyneside Council for supporting the year 9 students of Marden High School with a Careers Explorers morning. The students were so engaged and the feedback has been very positive. We hope to welcome you back again in the future!
As part of Local Democracy Week, our school cabinet have taken part in workshops this morning, delivered by the YMCA and North Tyneside Council.
For those Year 9 parents and carers unable to make Mr Wallace’s D of E presentation evening, please see this document for more information:
On Wednesday a group of Y8 and Y9 girls attended an exciting event consisting of a day of workshops on technology and cybersecurity. The event was organised by Accenture and was held at the Centre For Life in Newcastle. The day consisted of a series of fun and engaging sessions delivered by females in the industry. This included speakers from Accenture, Enigma Interactive, MediaWorks and Newcastle College. Marden High School were the group winners for Challenge 2, the OrzoBot Challenge!
