Year 12 students from SNHS had an interesting day participating at the IOM Model UN Council on Friday 6th December. Our students represented Germany, Indonesia and South Africa and spent the day working hard to secure a resolution, proposed by Germany to the ongoing conflict in Syria. After a tough…
On Friday morning we were delighted to be joined at SNHS by former scholar and ex head student Peter Smith. Peter, who is currently working as an intern in Tynwald, delivered a presentation to students which outlined how the Manx government system worked. This was by way of introduction to a series…
Our annual Carol Service will take place on Monday 16th December at St. Ninian's Church and will commence at 7.30pm. All parents, students and friends of the school are cordially invited. It will be an opportunity to sing some of your favourite carols and hear some readings and musical performances…
Students who contributed to the Remembrance Art Exhibition in St Thomas’ Church in November were invited to visit the Mayor's Parlour this week. Year 10 students, Erin Christian and Sophie Priestnal and Year 8 students Sammie McEvoy and Kyan Watt, enjoyed meeting the Mayor and Mayoress and signing…
The chosen charity for Year 7 is the Manx Blind Welfare Society and we will be supporting our neighbours by running various fundraisers. The Manx Blind Welfare Society are in the process of creating a sensory garden with various zones. The garden is designed to be used by visual and hearing impaire…
St Ninian’s High School is a designated Apple Regional training centre. This accreditation means that we are a centre of excellence that provides training for staff and students on the effective use of Apple technology in the classroom. Our very first training session, which took place earlier this…
