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School reopening
We reopen for the pupils' return on Tuesday 9th September. We will be open on Friday 5th September and Monday 8th September for teacher training if you wish to contact us.
Posted on 03 Sep 2008 by J Harris
Pantomime 2007 - Jack and the Beanstalk
The end of another busy term has culminated in our annual pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk. Once again it has proved to be a showcase for the many and varied talents of our pupils, of which we are extremely proud.
On behalf of everyone at Seahouses Middle School I would like to thank you for your continued support and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Click each picture for the full size.
On behalf of everyone at Seahouses Middle School I would like to thank you for your continued support and wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Click each picture for the full size.
Posted on 20 Dec 2007 by J Harris
easyfundraising[.org.uk] for school
Would you like to be part of raising funds for the school without any effort?
Seahouses Middle School have registered with
easyfundraising.org.uk
which provides a FREE fund-raising service where you can raise funds for any charity, trust, school, club, good cause or community group you support when you shop online.
Click 'read more' to view details and instructions detailing how you can help.
Seahouses Middle School have registered with
easyfundraising.org.uk
which provides a FREE fund-raising service where you can raise funds for any charity, trust, school, club, good cause or community group you support when you shop online.
Click 'read more' to view details and instructions detailing how you can help.
Posted on 26 Nov 2007 by J Patterson
Dining room art competition
Over the last few months, our school catering committee have been working with staff to think of ways of improving our surroundings when we eat at lunchtime in school. The building work and new furniture is all in place now and the walls are decorated with some very tasteful pictures!
Each year we will have two pictures from pupils in each year group and this year the theme is “Landmarks of the North-east of England”. Entrants had to think carefully, not only about which landmark but also which materials they wanted to use and the composition of their work.
The winning entries are framed and displayed in the dining room, but also in the corridor are a selection of pictures which we thought were worthy of being seen by everyone – well done!
The winners in our 2007 competition were: Chris Maynard and Isobelle Cooper in year 8, Anna Darcy and Emily Hanvey in year 7, Josh Robertson and Yasmin Williams in year 6 and Matilda Cornall and Romney Gwynn in year 5.
Click 'read more' to view the winning entries
Each year we will have two pictures from pupils in each year group and this year the theme is “Landmarks of the North-east of England”. Entrants had to think carefully, not only about which landmark but also which materials they wanted to use and the composition of their work.
The winning entries are framed and displayed in the dining room, but also in the corridor are a selection of pictures which we thought were worthy of being seen by everyone – well done!
The winners in our 2007 competition were: Chris Maynard and Isobelle Cooper in year 8, Anna Darcy and Emily Hanvey in year 7, Josh Robertson and Yasmin Williams in year 6 and Matilda Cornall and Romney Gwynn in year 5.
Click 'read more' to view the winning entries
Posted on 02 Nov 2007 by P Adamson
Lunchtimes a new experience at Seahouses Middle
Over the last few months, our school catering committee have been working with staff to think of ways of improving our surroundings when we eat at lunchtime in school. The building work and new furniture is nearly all in place now and it just remains for us to decorate the walls with some tasteful pictures!
Click on 'read more' to view an article featured in the Berwick Advertiser.
Click on 'read more' to view an article featured in the Berwick Advertiser.
Posted on 02 Nov 2007 by A Monnelly
Development of Seahouses Middle School Website
Seahouses Middle School is delighted to announce the launch of their new website. We have been lucky to enlist the skills of a Web Consultant to develop an information site for parents and local users to stay informed about the school's activities and events. We hope the new website will be a useful source of information to keep parents up-to-date on the latest "Happenings".
Posted on 19 Oct 2007 by Admin
North Pole Challenge
Seahouses Middle School Pupils win the North Pole Challenge
Just before the Easter holidays all Northumberland Middle Schools were contacted by Brian Foulds, a local explorer who was planning a trip to the Artic to ski to the North Pole to raise awareness of the changes of climate change.
He challenged all pupils in Northumberland to invent a Superhero who had special powers which would combat climate change.
Many of our pupils took part in the competition and we were delighted to learn that Sarah Wright in Year 7 has been awarded third prize winning £25 whilst Joe Carruthers, a Year 5, pupil won first prize of £100! Congratulations to them both.
We have been given the opportunity to let a small number of children talk to Brian on a satellite phone when he is actually at the North Pole. When he returns from the expedition he has also promised to come in to school to tell us about his experiences.
Brian set off on his expedition on the 14th April and you can follow his progress at
http://www.iceaxe.tv/interactive.shtml
Just before the Easter holidays all Northumberland Middle Schools were contacted by Brian Foulds, a local explorer who was planning a trip to the Artic to ski to the North Pole to raise awareness of the changes of climate change.
He challenged all pupils in Northumberland to invent a Superhero who had special powers which would combat climate change.
Many of our pupils took part in the competition and we were delighted to learn that Sarah Wright in Year 7 has been awarded third prize winning £25 whilst Joe Carruthers, a Year 5, pupil won first prize of £100! Congratulations to them both.
We have been given the opportunity to let a small number of children talk to Brian on a satellite phone when he is actually at the North Pole. When he returns from the expedition he has also promised to come in to school to tell us about his experiences.
Brian set off on his expedition on the 14th April and you can follow his progress at
http://www.iceaxe.tv/interactive.shtml
Posted on 26 Aug 2007 by Admin
Ofstead Report 2007
Dear Parents,
I am delighted to be able to send you a copy of the summary of our recent Ofsted Inspection. A copy of the full report is available on the Ofsted website, http://www.ofsted.gov.uk or from school.
One of the most pleasing aspects of the report is the unequivocal recognition that our school is at the heart of the community it serves and that everyone involved, children, parents, governors and staff are committed to its development.
Over the next few months we will be drawing up an action plan in line with the inspector’s recommendations which ensures that our Very good school continues to develop.
If you want to discuss any aspect of the report in further detail please let us know.
Yours sincerely,
J. Harris
I am delighted to be able to send you a copy of the summary of our recent Ofsted Inspection. A copy of the full report is available on the Ofsted website, http://www.ofsted.gov.uk or from school.
One of the most pleasing aspects of the report is the unequivocal recognition that our school is at the heart of the community it serves and that everyone involved, children, parents, governors and staff are committed to its development.
Over the next few months we will be drawing up an action plan in line with the inspector’s recommendations which ensures that our Very good school continues to develop.
If you want to discuss any aspect of the report in further detail please let us know.
Yours sincerely,
J. Harris
Posted on 26 Aug 2007 by Admin
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