Seahouses Middle School Website
Seahouses Middle School is in the fishing village of Seahouses on the north Northumberland coast.
It is surrounded by history, having castles at nearby Bamburgh, Lindisfarne, Ford, Dunstanburgh, Alnwick, Warkworth and wonderful natural resources on our doorstep including miles of unspoilt beaches, sand dunes and farm land.
The school was purpose built to accommodate the Secondary Modern School in 1961, and in 1983 changed to join the three tier system in becoming the middle school.
School Portraits 2008-2009
This year we thought it would be nice to offer you the opportunity to purchase traditional portraits of your child, something we haven't done for many years.
Other sizes and options we are offering and the prices for them are detailed here, though other sizes should be available on request.
To view the gallery, choose one of these options:
1) If you have a broadband connection, please click here (the gallery will take a minute or 2 to load).
2) If you have a 56k modem connection, please choose a year group: Year 5 | Year 6 | Year 7 | Year8.
To download a copy of the letter and order form you should have received on the Thursday or Friday before the half term holidays, please click here.
Any children missing will be having their photos taken or retaken after the half-term holidays.
Please feel free to contact me regarding any requests or queries. Contact details are in the letter above.
News Headline
The visitors watched a PowerPoint presentation (available here) showing the children’s proposals and the visitors shared some of the children’s concerns. The visitors then accompanied the children on a short tour of the pathway, during which Ian highlighted the range of animals and plants in the area, and so discussed with the children, the importance of maintaining the natural habitat.
After much discussion, the children decided they wanted to tidy the area up but also did not want to spoil any habitats for the wild animals and flowers.
After studying the area, Year 6 also asked Ian and Mrs Scott if it would be possible for the council to provide litter and dog waste bins for the area. To help decide where to locate these bins, local dog owners were asked where they would like these to be placed.
In groups, the children then went ahead with work on widening the path, collecting and clearing litter, branches and stones. Walls were also repaired and a border for the path was built. It was hoped that the planting of wild flower seeds would encourage more wild life visit and live down The Lonnen.
After completing their work in The Lonnen, the children then designed posters which will be erected by the council, to help make the walkway a more beautiful place to use, and to hopefully keep it this way!
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