Year 9 Duke of Edinburgh group “NOT stuck in the Mud” on their Bronze expedition.
Day No.1 of walking 12km to camp through overgrown pathways and fallen trees.

A huge congratulations to all QEGS students who were selected to compete at the Coastal and Wolds Athletics Championships based on their outstanding performances within school. It was tough competition back in division 1 but all athletes put in their maximum effort to gain points for the team and were excellent representatives for QEGS.

A number of athletes made it into the top 3 in their event:

3RD PLACE
Hannah Aiken - 800m
Holly Reeson - discus
Oliver Kirk - 200m
Jack Bailey - 1200m and long jump
Alan Hockham - discus
Thomas Jeffery - 1500m
Oscar Watson - 100m

2ND PLACE
Mya Kidd - 200m and javelin
Isadora Glanville - high jump
Amelia Van Zyl - javelin
Amelie Pearce - high jump and 800m
Jack Bailey - 800m
Oliver Kirk - high jump
Connor Finley - triple jump
Seb Khan - 800m

WINNERS
Ava Jeacock - 200m
Georgia Middleton - 1200m
Hannah Aiken - high jump
Hannah Smith - 800m and 1200m
Natalia Willson - 300m and 800m
Kirsten Richardson - 1500m and triple jump
Marley Biney - shot put
Hanan Abulraheem - javelin
Cameron Duff - javelin

Students who missed the topic test assessment will be sitting it during their PE lesson on Wednesday 10th July period 1.
Those who have completed their assessment will be doing practical.

Due to the weather today's U13 County Cricket Final has been postponed. A new date for the fixture will be released later today.

Monday
P1 1st half Y9 EH
P3 1st half LP 7T 2nd half LD 8C
P5 2nd half LD 8S
Tuesday
P2 CHL 9C
P5 1st half LP 7C
Wednesday
P2 CHL Y12
P5 1st half EH 8T
Thursday (librarian out on trip so key required from staffroom for lessons)
P1 1st half LP 9S
P3 CHL Y12
P5 1st Half LP 7S
Friday

Sports day is scheduled for Monday 15th July [field events] and Tuesday 16th July [track events].

Girls are cool. But we are not always cool to each other.'
Being a teenager is hard work, but being a teenage girl is even harder!
And to top it all off, instead of supporting each other through these challenging years, girls tend to cut each other down.
Far from being made of sugar and spice, teenage girls are instead powered by a multitude of body changing, mind bending hormones, making the complex terrain of social relationships harder than ever to navigate.

Surviving the gossip, note passing, taunting and teasing of school is a challenge for any teen, but without doubt, it is girls who specialise in the art of being 'mean'. Why do we behave this way? And what can we do to break these painful cycles of envy and passive-aggression?

Packed with no-nonsense explanations and positive advice for both victims and 'mean' girls, Bonnie Burton outlines how we can isolate the 'mean' from the teen and find permanent and positive solutions to female bullying.

Well done to all the students who completed Silver DofE this weekend.

New members are still welcome to all clubs.

Now open for applications

See Poster for details - REGISTRATION CLOSES 8 JULY - Places Limited