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Surf’s Up

As well as being Head of Religion and Philosophy, Zak leads our digital vision. He was instrumental in developing our excellent online learning offering during lockdown, much to the relief of our parents, and is now leading the roll out of our school device programme.

Surf’s Up

As well as being Head of Religion and Philosophy, Zak leads our digital vision. He was instrumental in developing our excellent online learning offering during lockdown, much to the relief of our parents, and is now leading the roll out of our school device programme.

On Wednesday, Year 6 boys were lucky enough to spend the day at The Wave, the inland surfing lake in North Bristol.

Whilst some pupils had visited this amazing facility before, to many this was their first experience of not only surfing but putting on a wet-suit! They all managed to catch loads of waves and came off the water exhausted but with huge smiles. When they weren’t surfing, the boys got involved with some less adrenaline-fuelled activities, linked to the Year 6 theme of ‘Dream Big’.

We were very fortunate to be given a talk and a tour by the person behind The Wave, Nick Hounsfield, father of Dylan in Year 6. Nick told us that the lake holds 25million litres of water and that the waves are created by giant paddles under the water moving side to side. However, the technology behind the shape of the floor of the lake is top secret! Nick confirmed that it has taken him 10 years to bring his dream of an inland surfing lake to reality and it proves that if you put your mind to it and follow your dreams they can come true!

Unsurprisingly, boys had a wonderful day.

At the inaugural AI in Education Conference hosted by HMC, QEH's Mr Verry presented on how the school is harnessing AI for innovation. His insights emphasised practical applications that enhance learning. The event featured many notable speakers, underscoring QEH's commitment to leading educational innovation and exploring AI's future in the classroom.

AI in Education: Practicalities and Possibilities

The QEH Development Office has won an IDPE Award for its 1590 Bursary Fund campaign, recognising its transformative impact on students. Bursary recipient Tom Conradi shared how the fund shaped his life. This success is made possible by the generosity of the QEH community, making education accessible for all.

QEH Development Office Wins Prestigious IDPE Award

Year 7 went on a team building trip to Osmington Bay PGL centre for a weekend of activities and friendships.

Unbeaten rugby season

QEH have recently hosted Culture Day, a lively event that brought together pupils and staff to celebrate the range of cultures within the school community.

Culture Day at QEH

QEH has surpassed all of our high expectations considerably.
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