|
Friday 27th November at 7.30pm in the main hall Wild and infectious mix of Balkan brass, Middle Eastern flavours, Ska and Dance. Each member of the quintet is absurdly accomplished - and they all sing too, sometimes all at once. A Baghdaddies gig promotes a healthy increase in heart rate, inducing an irresistible urge to dance uncontrollably and smile benignly on your fellow man (and woman)
Fusion of rhythms and melodies plucked from around the world are guaranteed to raise your spirits! Festival favourites, The Baghdaddies play Balkan gypsy with Middle Eastern flavours, shades of klezmer and tango, jazz and reggae plus a touch of ska - all laced with funky dance grooves and blistering eastern brass harmonies. |
|
Sixth form applications afternoons |
|
Wednesday 18th November 2009
Wednesday 25th November 2009
Wednesday 27th January 2010
Wednesday 3rd March 2010
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
A chance to look around the school during a normal working day.
Existing Sixth Formers will give guided tours.
Senior Staff will give advice on Sixth Form courses and alternatives.
Parents welcome to attend.
To book a place on an applications afternoon please call the school on 01507 522465 or email sbournr@qegs.lincs.sch.uk |
|
 | Tickets for "Oliver" are now on sale in the Main Reception Office at QEGS and they are selling fast. Buy your tickets now! They are £5 each (£3 concessions) and the performance dates are 1st, 2nd,3rd and 5th December starting at 7.30 pm.
It promises to be a great show!
|
|
|
|
Parents Association Christmas Fayre |
|
Friday 4th December
In the Main Hall – starts at 6.30 pm
Grand Auction at 7.15 pm
Featuring:
Grand Auction of promises, produce and other specially donated items
Tombola, cakes, games and many other stalls
Refreshments including Mulled wine, Hot filled Baps, Mince Pies
Grand Christmas Raffle Draw
Please come along and give your support! |
|
|
Engineering Education Scheme |
|
The school is once again taking part in the Engineering Education Scheme. Four Y12 students will be working with RAF Coningsby and BAE Systems to complete an engineering project based on the Typhoon Aircraft.
The team taking part is: Andrew McCoy, Sean Poucher, Joe Thompson and Jonny Unwin.
Last week they attended the scheme launch at the Derby Conference Centre. Here they met with other schools taking part in the scheme. They completed team building activities worked on time management and completed personality assessments.
The pictures show them working on team building activities. |
|
|
Y6 Engineering Summer School |
|
This year 28 Y6 students took part in a 2 day engineering challenge. The challenge was under the title of “It’s a lot less bovver with a hover”. They learnt about the theory of hovercrafts and quickly built a simple prototype using a CD and balloon. The students then working in pairs went on to design their own hovercraft that would be raced in an event on the second day. The students were required to use the vacuum forming machine, laser cutter, soldering irons and various hand tools. They also had to prepare a presentation about the event. The students prepared their hovercraft for a race where the fastest 2 went head to head to decide the overall winner. Throughout the day the students kept a log book and this went towards then successfully completing a Bronze CREST Award. |
|
|
|
<< Start < Previous 1 2 Next > End >>
|
All content © Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School. original design by Jamie Thompson, Modified design and maintained by Daniel Klewzyc.