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Thank you so much for visiting our website, please browse our history and ethos and learn of the pride we take in our Sacred Heart heritage, which gives our staff and students a clear mission to achieve the very highest standards, within an ethos of Christian love and care for one another.
 
 
This exciting school is:
 
· A lively and highly successful Technology College
· With a dedicated and talented staff team
· Committed to bringing “fullness of life”
· A curriculum tailored to foster students gifts and interests
· On a beautiful site currently enjoying improvements  amounting to nearly £10 million
 
 
If you require any more information please don't hesitate to contact us.
 

 
Latest News:
     
03rd September 2010
 
Improving Home-School Access Using ICT
  
The government has launched a new programme which aims to deliver computer technology in the homes of those families that are in most need, and unlike previous schemes the equipment belongs to the family!
 
This is for students up to the age of 14 years old. If you have received an EEe-PC from school then you will NOT be eligible. Check the leaflet below for further criteria.
 
If you require any further information or explanation, please contact Mr Ashton, Head of Dept for ICT.
 
Thank you.
 
 
 
             
 
Newcastle School Sports Partnership
 
Every pupil in every school in Newcastle is part of this project which has been running now for 6 years - 30,000 pupils. The Partnership has School Sport Co-ordinators who are based in every secondary school to promote PE and sport. They work with local primary schools to put the fun back into being active by giving all young people a chance to try out thrilling new sports and activities in their own school.
 
 
 

 

 
 

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