My child is currently in Year 7. What would the changes mean for them?

Education in the West of Northumberland
A simplified version of the proposed models

Date	School year	Model A (3-tier, close WFS, HBHS)	Model B (2-tier, close WFS, HBHS and CMS)	Model C (3-tier, closr WFS, keep HBHS)
Sept 2018	8	No change	No change	No change
Sept 2019	9	Join with HBHS pupils in temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	Join with HBHS pupils in temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	Move to amalgamated HMS/QEHS school 306 pupils per year
Sept 2020	10	Temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	Temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	At amalgamated HMS/QEHS school
Sept 2021	11	Temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	Temporary accommodation at QEHS 350 pupils per year	At amalgamated HMS/QEHS school
Sept 2022	12	Move to new QEHS high school building (year 9 – 13) 350 pupils per year 1550 pupils in school	Move to new QEHS secondary building school (year 7 – 13) 350 pupils per year 2250 pupils in school	Move to new campus with two schools on one site for year 5-13 (HMS total of 600 pupils) QEHS - 306 pupils per year - 1318 pupils in school

This is our best guess based on information provided in the consultation document. We do not know what the implications could be for families living in County Durham

• No change means CMS : Corbridge Middle School has c. 90 pupils per year, c. 360 pupils in the school
• HMS: Hexham Middle School has c. 120 pupils per year, c. 480 pupils in the school
• QEHS: Queen Elizabeth High School has c.300 pupils per year, c. 1260 pupils in the school
• WFS: Whittonstall First School
• HBHS: Haydon Bridge High School

Education in the West of Northumberland
A simplified version of the proposed models