A LEVEL & GCSE RESULTS DAYS

A Level results day is THURSDAY 18th AUGUST.

GCSE results day is THURSDAY 25th AUGUST.

Please click the link below for more information on how students can collect their results.

SUMMER HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN NEWCASTLE

Support for families in receipt of free school meals with young people (aged 4-16)

Over 80 local community projects providing holiday activities and facilities will open during the summer school holidays. These projects will provide activity sessions and a meal for your child. They are fun and free to attend.

Sessions begin Monday 25 July 2022 and are located across the city at various neighbourhood sites. Please be aware that some will have limited places, there are no sessions on 29 August 2022, and they end on 2 September 2022.

UNESCO CONFERENCE - PARIS

Back in March, our Junior and Senior Choirs performed a song called 'A Small Part of the World' in the  auditorium, and our performance was livestreamed to a UNESCO conference in Paris and to many hundreds of others participating virtually across Europe.  The song represents standing together for what is right and we dedicated our performance to the people of Ukraine, when that tragic conflict had only recently begun.

Sacred Heart were invited to represent Newcastle as part of the North East Festival of Languages, and in the outro our students showcase some of the many languages spoken in our school community.

The video (linked below) combines footage from the enormous UN conference venue in Paris with our own footage from the Auditorium.  What better way to celebrate the Goal of Intellect on this special Feast Day than to celebrate the musical and linguistic gifts of our Sacred Heart students!

CARER FRIENDLY SCHOOL AWARD

We are pleased to inform you that we have successfully been awarded a ‘Carer Friendly School Accreditation’ from Newcastle Carers. This award demonstrates to partners and pupils that our school is dedicated to supporting carers in Newcastle.

SHINE - SCIENCE CURRICULUM

Sacred Heart is leading an innovative new project that is seeking to sharpen the science skills of hundreds of schoolchildren in Newcastle and Northumberland.

Thanks to a grant of £90,000 from SHINE, and through a partnership with regional schools’ network Schools North East, a Science curriculum is being developed alongside six of our primary feeder schools that is designed to give primary pupils the skills they need to succeed in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics when they move to secondary school.

CATCH UP VIDEOS

For information about our catch-up videos, which are part of our 'recovery curriculum' please click the button above.