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2024 Drama Junior

Junior School Reimagines Macbeth with a Peaky Blinders Twist

Year 5 and 6 Drama Club wowed audiences with their gritty, ‘Peaky Blinders’-inspired adaptation of Macbeth. The performance highlighted the pupils’ remarkable creativity and featured standout performances that brought Shakespeare’s classic to life in a bold, fresh way.

Junior School Reimagines Macbeth with a Peaky Blinders Twist

Year 5 and 6 Drama Club wowed audiences with their gritty, ‘Peaky Blinders’-inspired adaptation of Macbeth. The performance highlighted the pupils’ remarkable creativity and featured standout performances that brought Shakespeare’s classic to life in a bold, fresh way.

The Year 5 and 6 Drama Club left audiences amazed with an extraordinary performance of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Their ambitious and creative interpretation brought fresh energy to the timeless tragedy, captivating all who attended. Set against a gritty, ‘Peaky Blinders’-inspired backdrop, the production reimagined the play with remarkable flair and originality, accompanied by the show’s soundtrack Nick Cave’s Red Right Hand, which set an eerie tone befitting the dark themes of the play. Jago, Year 6, delivered a masterful portrayal of Macbeth, capturing the character’s tormented descent into madness with confidence and depth. Archie, Year 6, gave a compelling performance as Lady Macbeth that was equally enthralling, seamlessly balancing ruthless ambition with moments of poignant vulnerability.

The ensemble cast played a vital role in creating an immersive experience, staying on stage throughout the performance and transitioning between roles and emotions with impressive skill. Their collective energy and precision built a powerful atmosphere that resonated with the audience. This remarkable production was the result of unwavering dedication from the cast, the invaluable support of parents, and the expert guidance of staff. The boys’ passion and commitment ensured that this reimagining of Macbeth will be remembered as a standout moment in the Junior School’s history.

Congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this ambitious and unforgettable production to life!

QEH Sixth Forms girls enjoyed a rugby coaching session with Bristol Bears.

A QEH First – Girls’ Rugby Session with Bristol Bears Coach

Held at Clifton Cathedral, our Prize Giving ceremony celebrated academic, sporting, and personal achievements, uniting pupils, staff, and families in a memorable occasion.

QEH Prize Giving 2025

Live theatre is here to stay at QEH, as pupils from Years 3 and 4 put on an incredible production of Jack and the Beanstalk last week in our theatre.

Jack and the Beanstalk

Junior Prospectus

Junior Prospectus

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