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• Friday 20 September 2024 QEGS Student Representing Lincolnshire County Football
• Friday 20 September 2024 Y10 Football Victory Sept 24
• Thursday 19 September 2024 Y8 Football Write Up Sept 24 - 2
• Tuesday 17 September 2024 Y10 Netball Victory Sept 24
• Tuesday 17 September 2024 Y8 Netball Victory Sept 24
• Monday 16 September 2024 Annual Sixth Form Geography Conference 2024
• Friday 13 September 2024 QEGS Achieve the Aim4lincs Award
• Friday 13 September 2024 Y8 Football Write Up Sept 24
• Thursday 22 August 2024 GCSE Results 2024
• Thursday 15 August 2024 A-Level Results 2024 We are very proud of our A level students this year. They have worked incredibly hard throughout their time in the Sixth Form and have prepared themselves fully for the next stage in their education or chosen career, with nearly a third of all A-Level results being either an A grade or one of the prestigious A* grades. They are without doubt an impressive group of young people who have navigated their way through their time in our Sixth Form with maturity and resilience.
• Saturday 20 July 2024 Celebrating Sixth Form Life - By Verity Street (L6)
• Friday 19 July 2024 Celebrating Sixth Form Life - Coffee! We are delighted to announce the grand opening of our redecorated sixth-form kitchen, featuring a brand new coffee machine
• Thursday 18 July 2024 Changing Cities - Mido Elseragy My experience at the 6th international changing cities conference, Rhodes, Greece.
• Wednesday 17 July 2024 The Glass Corridor - Issue 6 The Glass Corridor is the QEGS school magazine and each term there is a new issue published. This issue includes a variety of interesting articles, for example: details and pictures of our recent ‘frantic fortnight’, suggestions on coping with the summer holidays, and book reviews!
• Tuesday 16 July 2024 Magna Vitae 'School's Out' FREE Sports & Activity Camps
• Friday 12 July 2024 Year 7 Normandy Trip July 2024 Our Year 7s had some busy days in Normandy. After an overnight journey to Calais we stopped in Bologne to visit Nausicaa and...
• Thursday 11 July 2024 National Golf Championships On Wednesday 10th July, three students from QEGS took part in the English Schools Team Golf Championships at Woodhall Spa Golf Club...
• Tuesday 9 July 2024 Horncastle Horse Fair Puppeteers The Horncastle Horse Fair puppeteers visited QEGS in early July along with Simon Hollingworth and QEGS Alumus Joe Richardson.
• Friday 5 July 2024 District Athletics 2024
• Thursday 4 July 2024 Horncastle Education Trust Literary Festival 2024 Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School
• Wednesday 26 June 2024 Confirmed Two Week Half Term Changes The thumbnail has been assigned to the news item, and for convenience also added to the body here:
• Tuesday 25 June 2024 QEGS Heptathlete going all the way to the National Finals
• Thursday 20 June 2024 Year 8 Girls Coastal & Wolds Rounders Tournaments Jun 24
• Tuesday 18 June 2024 Anglian Schools Championships for Athletics Jun 24
• Tuesday 18 June 2024 Year 9 Girls Coastal & Wolds Rounders Tournaments Jun 24 Year 9 Coastal & Wolds Girls Tournament was held at QEGS Horncastle last Wednesday. The weather forecast wasn't looking good, but fortunately the rain just about stayed away.
• Monday 17 June 2024 Tennis Success in KS4 On Friday 14th June, the KS4 boys and girls tennis teams travelled to Eastgate Tennis Club, Lincoln to play Lincoln Minster in the LTA county tennis league.
• Monday 17 June 2024 Year 7 Girls Coastal & Wolds Rounders Tournaments Jun 24
• Friday 14 June 2024 Celebrating Sixth Form Life - By Archie Carder (L6)
• Friday 14 June 2024 KS3 Tennis Fixture Jun 2024 On Thursday 13th June, the Y7&8 boys and girls tennis team played away at Louth Grammar School. For the girls, it was their first competitive fixture of the season and they played remarkably well with the fixture finishing 3-3 in matches.
• Tuesday 11 June 2024 D-Day Parade in Horncastle The 6th June marked the 80th Anniversary of the D-day landings in Normandy and students and staff from QEGS and across the Horncastle Education Trust came together to commemorate it with the local community. A parade of 80 lanterns led by a Highland piper and Royal British Legion standards began in St Mary's churchyard and was followed by a remembrance service and Beacon Lighting as the sun started to set. The main guest in the church service was an 102 year old D-day veteran, but many forces families, past and presently serving, were represented in this poignant, well-attended se

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