Well done to Tutor Groups 7B, 8H, and 9H, who topped the charts across the Autumn Term for achieving the highest average ePraise points per student. They enjoyed a rewards breakfast featuring pancakes with ice cream, as well as hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream. A big thank you to our cater…
Year 9 closed the Autumn Term with a festive Rewards Assembly, enjoyed by students and staff alike. With over 20 award categories spanning academic achievement, sporting success, creativity, and attitude, the assembly aimed to be inclusive and provide opportunities for all students to be recognised…
Last Thursday, we successfully piloted a new addition to the school calendar with the launch of the Christmas Market. Held in the Upper School, the event brought together a range of student groups who showcased their initiatives while raising both awareness and funds for a variety of charitable cau…
On Saturday 6th December, Year 13 students, Phoebe, Freya and Angela took part in the annual courts advocacy competition final after advancing from the initial round, whereby they were randomly allocated either a defence or prosecution role and delivered mock bail applications to the Magistrates. T…
Tonight we enjoyed a truly lovely Christmas Celebration filled with carols, readings and music, bringing our school community together in a very special way. It was great to see the church so full, with staff, parents, pupils and former pupils all gathered to celebrate the season. This year’s celeb…
This Friday will be a 'Glad Rags' non-uniform day where students can choose to donate some money to dress casually for the day if they wish. Money raised through Glad Rags Days throughout the year supports our student rewards and the epraise charity fund. Christmas jumpers are very welcome! The epr…
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our wonderful canteen staff for delivering such fantastic Christmas lunches last week. The food was delicious and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Beyond the Christmas celebrations, we also want to recognise the ongoing hard work, dedication, and care our…
As part of our Careers Seminar Programme, we were delighted to welcome Mark O'Connor, former St. Ninian's Head Student. Mark is now an advocate for Callin Wilde on the island. He gave a very informative talk on pathways into law and an insight into the career opportunities available. Thank you Mark.
As part of our Careers Seminar Programme, we were delighted to invite in Katie Sharp and Hazel Porter from Manx Care's Occupational Therapy Team. Students enjoyed hearing about their career journeys and the what the role of an Occupational Therapist entails. As part of the talk, Katie and Hazel dem…
