QEHS,
Whetstone Bridge Road,
Hexham,
Northumberland,
NE46 3JB.
Tel: 01434 610300

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6th Form at QEHS - A Short Film

“An outstanding sixth form” (Ofsted)

Gathering

Queen Elizabeth High School Sixth Form is one of the highest achieving in the North-East of England. Students make excellent progress and we take pride in ensuring our students make well informed decisions for their next steps after sixth form. Whilst 85% of our students go onto university, (last year our students obtained entry into 54 different universities, including Oxford and Cambridge and other Russell group universities), students also made successful transitions onto college, advanced apprenticeships and employment.

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16-19 Bursary Fund

Information and forms for the 16-19 Bursary Fund can be downloaded via the links below.

 

GCSE Results bring Another Record

For the second year running QEHS students have achieved record results in GCSE and equivalent qualifications. Over 74% of students gained 5 or more A*-C grades including English and maths, beating last year's record by 2%. The proportion of entries gaining A* or A grades was also high, beating national averages with 18 students gaining at least 6 A* grades.

The school has been congratulated by senior education officers of Northumberland Council for becoming the highest performing school in the county.

 

Unplanned School Closure During Exams

Important Information for Parents and Carers

In the Event of an Unplanned School Closure during External Examinations

A new document is available:

Unplanned School Closure During External Examinations

 

Severe Weather Conditions - Information for Parents/Carers

Northumberland County Council have issued schools with updated adverse weather guidance, this can be downloaded via the link below:

 

A Level Success Continues

August brought another year of excellent achievement for QEHS sixth formers. Well over half of all 'A' level grades were A*, A or B with around 20 students gaining straight A*/As. Point scores per student and per entry were also higher for the second year running reaching levels well above national averages.

This success meant in the region of 180 QEHS students being able to progress to universities across the United Kingdom including Oxford and Cambridge.

 
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