Welcome to Bill Quay!
Bill Quay is a small primary school located in the east of Gateshead near the River Tyne.
Built in 1877, the school is one of the oldest in Gateshead and retains lots of its original Victorian features.
There are currently 174 pupils aged 4 -11 years on roll, which includes 8 children in an ASD provision. The school has a wide catchment area, including Hebburn and Wardley.
There is also an outstanding Pre-School on site, offering sessional or full day care for pupils aged 3-5 years.
The school has plenty of space for our pupils to enjoy inside and out, including a wonderful wildlife garden and allotment area that has been developed with the help of the local community. A new reception classroom was built in May 2005 together with an outside play area.
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March 11, 2010
Friday Letter
12th March 2010
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Friday Letter
March 5, 2010
Odeon Metro Centre
After a great day out at the Dryden Centre on Tuesday Lucy, Caleb, Matthew, Beth and Willow, from Year 2, thought it couldn't get any better. However, on Friday they got the opportunity to go along for a celebratory screening of their stop motion animation on the big screen in the new Odeon at the Metro Centre. They also got another chance to meet Oscar Springer animator and filmmaker; maybe they will be joining him on set in the future!!
Children in the new Odeon going in to see their animation.
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Year 2
SATs Evening
For those parents who missed the KS1 & KS2 SATs sessions you can download the powerpoint presentations by clicking on the link below .
KS1
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Hoop hop
On a very cold day in January, 250 pupils and several daring teachers from Gateshead's Heworth Grange, Joseph Swan and St. Thomas More School Clusters, participated in a Hoop Hop extravaganza at Gateshead Stadium.
Download File below to find out more!
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After School Clubs
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Physical Activity Policy
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