Students are invited to try rugby for free for up to four training sessions at Morpeth Rugby Club.
Please refer to information below:
KEVI would like to invite all prospective Year 8 parents and students to their annual Open Evening on Thursday 10 October from 4.30 pm to 7.00 pm.
There will be a short presentation in the lower school hall at 5.00 pm and 6.00 pm as well as opportunities to meet with staff and students throughout the evening.
Car parking will be at the rear of the school – please turn left as you enter the school gates.
Saturday 26th October 2019 from 12.30 pm – 3.30 pm at Waterstones, Morpeth.
We are delighted to announce that the Book Bus will be visiting our school for the very first time.
Books will be sold at a massive 70% reduction on normal retail prices so this is a great opportunity to purchase books, gifts and stationery ready for Christmas.
The bus will park outside the Key Stage 2 classrooms and students will be invited in small groups to browse the books and make purchases if they wish. Students will be told when their class will visit the bus, for your information details of these times can be seen below.  If you would like to view the books for yourselves, the bus will be open before and after school, from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm. It would be lovely to see you.Â
Payment can be made by cash, cheque or debit card. Cheques must be made payable to “The Three Rivers Learning Trust Ltd.” and written in black ink.
Our annual school Book Fair, which showcases an exciting range of new authors and recently published books as well as old favourites, will be held in March as usual.Â
Times for student visits are as follows:
Thursday 26th September 2019
Lesson 1 – 5M
Lesson 3 – 5B
Lesson 4 – 6N
Lesson 5 – 6F
Friday 27th September 2019
Lesson 1 – 5J
Lesson 2 – 5G
Lesson 5 – 6P
Lesson 6 – 6S
Morpeth Parish is looking for student volunteers to perform at their Advent Market at St James Church, Morpeth on Saturday 30th November 2019 from 11.00 am – 3.00 pm.
If you play an instrument or in an ensemble this would be perfect for you to fill a spot with music at a beautiful local venue.
If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Kathryn –Â [email protected]
As part of Northumberland County Council’s digital inclusion programme they are holding a digital/STEM discovery day in Alnwick during October half term. This event is open to children aged 9-13 and will give them the opportunity to explore all things STEM.
Bookings are now open, and will close on 28th October at 1.00
The Pearl of Africa Children’s Choir spent a fabulously energetic day at Chantry and Newminster Middle Schools on Tuesday 17th September as part of their tour of the North East for 2 weeks.
Their visit comprised of an assembly performance for both schools, workshops for classes and an afternoon workshop for the joint schools choir. The visit culminated in the most amazing evening performance in the Chantry hall. The Pearl of Africa Children’s Choir performed music, singing and dancing along with some joint pieces with the Newminster and Chantry school choir. The audience of young and old loved the cultural exchange and Newminster and Chantry would like to thank the choir for visiting and providing us with amazing musical memories.
To coincide with the visit and raise money for the charity Pearl of Africa Child Care Ltd, the pupils at both schools wore non uniform in the colours of the Ugandan flag – black, red, yellow and white. The choir brought African crafts which were on sale all day. We hope to have raised a good total for the Pearl of Africa Child Care Ltd charity.
The charity Pearl of Africa Child Care Ltd, which organises the tour, is a registered charity in England and Wales and all the money is sent to the charity which sends it to Uganda to help the schools educate, house and feed orphans and destitute children in six schools in Kampala and Masaka District in S.W. Uganda. Molly Wasswa, co-founder of the schools, will be travelling with the choir once again on their eighth visit to the North
This week we are launching an exciting project in the Creative Arts Department with our local Rotary to create an eco-greenhouse from plastic bottles. As a school community we need to collect 1300 2 litre plastic bottles. We are therefore asking students at Newminster to bring 2 empty clean bottles in to school next week, the correct size and with the label removed. The students will then decorate these in their Art lessons over the coming weeks and they will be turned into a greenhouse with the help from Rotary members towards the end of this term. This project will link to the issue of global warming and climate change.Â
As you may be aware there has been a significant rise in the number of measles in the country and the NHS are doing their very best to get information to parents on how to ensure their child is safe. Measles can be a very serious disease, leading to ear and chest infections, fits, diarrhoea, and damage to the brain.
Please take a moment to read more information on this disease and how to ensure your child is safe by clicking here.
