Key stage 3 pupils from Newminster and Chantry have been working hard creating Paintings reflecting life in Morpeth for the Strutt and Parker art competition.
Watch out for the winners in July.
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wenty Year 7 Newminster pupils have been awarded their Bronze CREST Awards following their successful completion of their science projects.
They presented their work at a joint Newminster and Chantry fair to family, friends, staff and guest judges.
The judges feedback was extremely positive and they recommended that all pupils present their projects at the regional Big Bang Fair at Northumbria University in July.
Well done to our Junior Scientists!
Are you able to offer support for our annual careers fair? Date: 2nd October 2015
Date: 2 October 2015
Target group: Year 8 (aged 12-13)
Core purpose: To raise awareness in a range of different careers and make students aware of general employability skills
Please contact Mrs Razzaqi for further information.
Newminster pupils enjoyed their trip to the Northern Stage to see The Sage Academy’s performance of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’.
Niki Pell thought that ‘”all the surprises in the storyline were amazing”. Megan Jones said ‘ I loved it when the plant became human- it really shocked me!’
Megan Jones said “I loved it when the plant became human- it really shocked me!”
Year 8 are in London this week. Check out their adventures on our Twitter feed.
Tickets for We Will Rock You will go on general sale on Monday 1st June from the school offices break times only – Please support the students and all their hard work.Performances:
Performances:Monday 15th June
All performance start at 6:30pm in Chantry Hall
Adults £3
Children/Concessions £2
The cast from We Will Rock You have been invited to perform on and in front of the Morpeth Fair main stage on Sunday 14th June at 11am in the Morpeth Square. Please come along and support them.
Any performers are to return their slips to Mrs Jones and Mrs Woolley by Friday 22nd May. Please arrive in costume supervised by a parent or carer at 10:45am. Mrs Woolley, Mr Johnson and Ms Jones will be waiting next to the stage.
Thank you for your support and see you there.
Check out some of the pictures from the Year 8 ski trip
The careers fair was delivered as part of a wider careers programme to our year eight
students. The aim of the event was to offer our students contact with employers so that
they begin to develop an understanding of the skills and attributes required for a range of careers.
The fair was conducting in a ‘speed dating’ style where students met and ‘grilled’ employers about career pathways and had the chance to gain an in-depth insight into jobs.
The students also attended a workshop with the Fire service during the afternoon.
Feedback from employers regarding the year eight students was very positive.
The careers programme this year has been complemented with the students making visitsto local universities as well as STEM and Business Ambassadors delivering sessions earlier inthe year.
Mrs Razzaqi said: “Our aim has been to provide the students with a range of activities and events in partnership with various organisations so that our students are exposed to a wide range of careers from an early age”