Visit from Tyne Met re Careers in Sport
On Monday 11th November, staff from Tyne Met College came in to inspire Year 9, 10 and 11 students
Parent Governor Vacancy
England v Italy at St James' Park
Here at Longbenton we are extremely proud of two of our students. On Thursday Ella Davidson and Andreia Campos were chosen as mascots for the England v Italy Rugby game at St James' Park which is taking place on Friday 6 September. The girls have followed the RFU schools' pathway for rugby, whereby they started playing in school and soon became involved in competitions which, in turn, has led them to represent the local club Novocastrians. The girls were escorted by our very talented PE Teacher and year 11 Leader Mrs Cooper. The interview can be seen on the BBC iPlayer under Look North for Thursday 5 September evening programme.
SEN Training Programme for parents/carers
North East Regional SENDIASS - Special Educational Needs and Disability Information, Advice and Support Services are offering a 2019 training programme for parents/carers
A Level Results 2019
Congratulations to our students who are receiving their A level results today on their well-deserved success. A lot of hard work has gone into achieving this success over the past two years and we are thrilled to see so many of our pupils do so well. Click on the title to read more.
Stratford upon Avon
Four Year 9 students were selected to perform in Stratford upon Avon with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Longbenton girls and students from Sacred Heart performed alongside other schools and created a final version of Romeo and Juliette in the RSC's Playmaking Festival. Each school had rehearsed a scene and under the direction of the RSC an amazing play was put together.
Villiers Park STEM Scholars of the Year!
Two students Lauren Archer (Y13) and Sophie McCarthy(Y11) were proud winners of the prestigious Mike Baker Award through their involvement with the Tyneside Villiers Park STEM Scholars scheme which has been running now in school for 4 years. Many other schools are involved but both Lauren and Sophie have been recognised for their continuous positive and hardworking attitude in their studies throughout the year, as well as their dynamic and enthusiastic approach to Villiers Park activities. In fact, this is the second time that Lauren has won the award, she did so back in year 10. Both students are progressing on to the next stage of their academic careers. Lauren is pursuing a Chemistry degree at university whilst Sophie is staying on into Sixth Form at Longbenton to take A levels in Chemistry, Maths and Biology. We wish both students every success in their next step. Well done!”
Links with Forest Hall Community Tennis Club
We have created a formal link with Forest Hall Community Tennis Club and it is a great environment for your child to improve their tennis skills. Please find attached the relevant information about the club. Please contact the PE Department if you require any further information. Kind regards, Mr Towler
"Amy is a Rotary winner!"
On Tuesday 9th July Amy Barlow received the Longbenton Rotary Award for Service to the Community. Amy has just completed her A levels and is about to go to University to study Adult Nursing.
Health and Wellbeing Group
Park Run 2019
Our 2019 park Run which raises funds for St Oswald's Hospice in memory of Mr Bruce Hutchinson was once again a huge success.Big shout out to all our Staff and Students who took part in the Park Run and our volunteers who also did an amazing job.
Alfie Ward
Congratulations to our Year 10 student, Alfie Ward, who received the School Physicist of the Year Award 2019. Alfie is a confident, hardworking, mature and conscientious student. He supports others with their studies as his own understanding of increasingly difficult physics concepts continues to improve. Well done Alfie!