"Empowering our students to be confident and self-motivated learners who have respect for others and clear aspirations for their future success."
This year, we were delighted to introduce a new Year 6 transition project in collaboration with several of our primary partner schools. Participating schools were paired together, with each group working collaboratively to design and develop their own country. The project spanned several weeks and…
Our Year 11 students who study hospitality made a full English Breakfast this week at UCM. The lecturer was very impressed with their skills and the way they adapted themselves in a busy kitchen. The end result was really impressive and the food went down well with the students. Well done to all th…
On Wednesday 28th January 78 students across Year 10 and Year 11 took part in the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge. Students’ problem-solving skills were put to the test with some great results! At Upper School we achieved: 4 Gold awards 8 Silver awards 21 Bronze awards All students also received…
Year 11 students who received excellent attitude to learning comments on their latest report were treated to a pizza lunch, music and games on the last day of half term. They should all be proud of their hard work and the focus and motivation that they have displayed throughout Year 11. We hope eve…
Tonight we were delighted to host the St. Ninian's One World Centre Charity Challenge Final. It was a great evening, reflecting months of research, advocacy and fundraising from each of the groups. We are delighted to announce that the teams representing Edukid and Education Saves Lives were chosen…
An inter-school debate took place on Monday 9th February at St. German's Cathedral, which was 'This House Believes the Exploration of Mars is our Greatest Scientific Endeavour'. This was to commemorate the installation of the Mars project for viewing. The setting gave the evening a formal and memor…
Our Year 13 Criminology students had a valuable visit to the Isle of Man Prison on Tuesday afternoon, where they asked a range of insightful questions and gained a clearer understanding of day-to-day life for prisoners. Students also explored the rehabilitation opportunities available to offenders…
On Monday afternoon, students in Years 11-13 had the opportunity to attend a Manx Care Careers Seminar, hearing directly from healthcare professionals about the wide range of roles available in the NHS and beyond. A huge thank you to our fantastic speakers: Paul Rowley-Podiatry Jacob Crook-Physioth…
On Monday afternoon, students in Years 11-13 had the opportunity to attend a Manx Care Careers Seminar, hearing directly from healthcare professionals about the wide range of roles available in the NHS and beyond. A huge thank you to our fantastic speakers: Paul Rowley-Podiatry Jacob Crook-Physioth…