Join in Family Aqua, an exercise routine in the pool. This new activity at Hadrian is a fun way to exercise as a family, led by a qualified instructor. Juniors aged 6 years and over can attend when supervised by an adult 16 years and over. The session is on a Sunday 10-10.45am. To book your space now contact Hadrian reception on 0191 643 2025.
Newcastle United Foundation come to Hadrian to deliver FREE coaching for 8-13 year olds on a Wednesday 5-6.30pm. Term time only.
For more information please see the attached document:
Planned Local Government Strike Action on 14th October 2014 – Unison, Unite and GMB
We have received information today that these plans have been suspended.
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE ACTION and the College will be operating as normal.
North Tyneside Council has been working with its schools, colleges and partners to review education in the borough.
North Tyneside Council want to share their findings with parents, teachers, governing bodies, employers, residents and other interested parties – and ask for your feedback.
For more information please see the attached document:
It might have been a cold, wet and murky morning, but that didn’t stop the Burnside Samba group from performing at Cullercoats beach in support of the ‘Changing Lives’ fun day, which was held on the 20th September.
It was definitely the first time that the Samba Band had performed at the end of a harbour wall or on the beach!
A great time was had by all.
Want to get back in to Badminton, get fit and earn a free badminton racket? Try the Badminton Essentials coached course. It is aimed at adults keen to learn new skills or improve their playing confidence by learning the ‘essentials’ badminton skills set in a relaxed, fun and sociable environment, ran by a qualified instructor who will work through a programme of skills and techniques.
Commencing Thursday 18th September to 16th October for 5 weeks 7.30pm-9pm (5th week is 7.30-9.30pm) Adults 16yrs or over. Price £35.00. Places are limited, please book early to avoid disappointment contact Hadrian Leisure Centre on 0191 643 2025.
http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/browse-display.shtml?p_ID=554448&p_subjectCategory=575
Mr Twister magic show, Trampolines, climbing wall, sport and splash camp on at Hadrian leisure centre over the summer holidays. For more information, please see the link below.
http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/browse-display.shtml?p_ID=554038&p_subjectCategory=575
The science department took 39 students to the ‘Centre of Life’ to reward their extra-curricular participation and positive learning attitude. There was a great deal of enthusiasm and curiosity- we were visiting the body works exhibit- but also sensitivity and maturity when taking into account the nature of the materials they were viewing. Also the 3 year groups showed positive interactions and were respectful and often kind to people they would not normally speak to. As part of the trip, we also had the opportunity to ride the 4D motion simulator- this was great fun but at times a little bit scary- some extreme bravery was witnessed from some students!
We all had a brilliant day out and it was great fun! Mr Randall described the event in a nutshell:
‘This is what happens when you volunteer and participate. You are taking advantage of the opportunities made available to you and you will develop a set of behaviours worthy of reward in the future. You may have to wait for the reward but it is worth the wait!’
So everyone, get involved, who knows what next year’s trip might be or when!
Coursework Visit for year 12 Applied Science and Biology Students
As the weather turns nice students studying the principles of Ecology in sixth form gain some insight into the techniques and strategies that Marine biologist and Conservation Ecologists use to survey and monitor populations of living things in the environment. We have a diverse range of wildlife locally and perhaps we sometimes underestimate the wildlife right beneath our noses. Therefore, we take year 12 students to St’Mary’s Lighthouse at Whitley bay to survey the marine habitat.
This year has been one of exceptional enthusiasm and a bumper cohort of future Scientists therefore we would like to celebrate their efforts by sharing some of their discoveries. This year we were graced with the presence of a Grey Seal and a diverse selection of Crabs, brown shrimp, star fish, barnacles and Limpets to mention a few! A fun day was had by all!
If you are interested in Marine conservation and/or Ecology there are a series of local events as detailed below:
