6LD are currently working on a ‘can do’ project which covers learning about recycling and implementing it into music from around the world. Over the past few weeks 6LD have been collecting various recycling materials to make instruments. we made shakers out of plastic bottles and tambourines. We had an amazing session where Ann introduced us to Simon and Tom who taught us about native american music. We danced the afternoon away and are looking forward to more next week.
On Monday 16th December Students took part in another amazing talent show, This year we had some amazing acts there was singing,dancing, poem reading, magic show and I think a first for Percy Hedley, an acrobatic performance. Students and staff enjoyed the wonderful afternoon, seeing what amazing talent we have at our school.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND ALL THE BEST FOR 2020.
This is the first of 2 workshops for parent/carers and is aimed at those with children/young people over the age of 14. Please contact me for further information. It will be held on Monday 14th January.
Last week students from post 16 took part in a work experience challenge on Ouseburn Farm. This involved learning about the different animals on the farm, taking part in cleaning out the animals cages, making a scrapbook and also watching a video teaching them about what animals get used for on the farm.
The students found it was a fun way to learn and had a great week.
Post 16 students Lana and Mollie, successfully planned and liaised with Hedleys student council t
o arrange a fabulous meeting which was held yesterday at school. 17 students from post 16 attended to find out more about Hedleys college life.Hedleys student council introduced themselves followed by a video presentation and then answered post 16 student and staff questions. Refreshments made by post 16 students in food technology were enjoyed by all and there was a lovely buzz of conversation afterwards. Thank you very much Hedleys students!
Nicholas gave a vote of thanks on behalf of everyone from post 16.
“Thank you very much to the student council and tutors for coming today” ” The presentation was both informative and inspiring for us.”
On the 27th of April speech and language students took part in a art project in Highgreen near Kielder. They walked in the forest and collected natural materials to create an art printing. After collecting the materials they created their printing pieces.
Then after all that hard work we all enjoyed a slice of pizza cooked in the open fire oven in the forest. 
On Tuesday the 9th of May a group of girls from across the school took part in Girls Sports. The activities were “TEAM WORK”. The girls took part in different games and team building exercises to encourage them to work together. They finished off with a game of football and were all presented with a medal to reward their hard work and participation. WELL DONE GIRLS!
Some post 16 students have been to St Johns Church for their Community Challenge lesson. It is also part of their volunteering section for Duke of Edinburgh Award. During the visit, the students are treat to tea and biscuits and a chat with the residents of the local community The students have also made bat boxes and hedgehog houses for the church yard.
Science exams have started this week, good luck to all those taking part.
