Author: Mr Wheatley

Please check out what we have been doing in School this week in our Friday Flyer for week ending Friday 7th March 2025.

To read the Friday Flyer please Click Here

Ponteland High School have a dedicated page on their website with specific      information about transition. To view the page please click here.

They have also published a special Year 6 Welcome Pack. This contains a lot of useful information which you can share with your child. This includes general    information about staff, the transition days in July and some frequently asked questions. We will be looking at this in school with the children but you might  want to share this together with your child at home.

To access the Welcome Pack please click here.

 

The Scholastic Book Fair will be in school next week.

It will  be open for parents (and children) straight after school on Thursday 13th March, Friday 14th March and Monday 17th March in the Studio.

All children will have a chance to visit the Book Fair during school time to have a look at the books available to buy.

Please see the pictures below for more information.

Please check out below for what is on this March and April to support families at the West Northumberland Family Hubs. As well as face to face sessions there are a number of online sessions to check out too.

To read the School Admissions Policy, as provided by the Pele Trust, please Click Here

For more information about school admissions please check out the dedicated section on the school website.

Please check out what we have been doing in School this week in our Friday Flyer for week ending Friday 21st February 2025.

To read the Friday Flyer please Click Here

Please check out what we have been doing in School this week in our Friday Flyer for week ending Friday 14th February 2025.

To read the Friday Flyer please Click Here

Please read the latest Year 7 newsletter from Ponteland High School please Click Here

 

Northumberland County Council are aiming to support the development of wheeled action sports across the county. As a starting point, they are gathering your feedback on the current state of wheeled action sports infrastructure, such as skateparks and BMX tracks, areas for improvement, and any gaps in facilities and programming. This includes getting input on participation patterns, facility usage, perceptions of safety and inclusivity, barriers to participation, and future needs for the community.

The Council has developed a brief questionnaire to gather feedback from residents about wheeled action sports. For the purpose of this survey, ‘wheeled action sports’ refers to activities such as skateboarding, BMX racing and freestyle, roller skating, rollerblading, and scooter riding.

The survey includes a series of multiple-choice questions about your experiences with wheeled action sports, your thoughts on the current infrastructure, and any suggestions for improvement.

The survey is open until 02/03/2025.

To take the survey please click here or scan the QR code below

Please see the information leaflets below for information about the Northumberland Autism Family drop in sessions.