"Empowering our students to be confident and self-motivated learners who have respect for others and clear aspirations for their future success."
Our Year 13 students recently visited NFU Mutual on South Quay, where they met with Branch Manager, David Wilkinson and Account Manager, Voirrey Horne. The session provided valuable insights into the different types of insurance, including car and home insurance - this was particularly useful for a…
We are thrilled to share that several St Ninian’s students were selected for the final vote in the prestigious Sovereign Art Competition, with the results announced over half term. A huge congratulations to Grace Miller, who not only won the overall prize but also secured an incredible £2,000 for S…
The Intermediate Basketball team produced an outstanding performance in their 42–13 win against Ramsey Grammar School, showcasing teamwork, intensity, and excellent tactical awareness throughout the game. From the outset, the team impressed with their sharp movement in attack, particularly on fast…
Coming off the back of a great win against RGS last week, the Juniors travelled South to play Castle Rushen High School. We knew going into this game that it would be tough, and it started with a high intensity from both teams. CRHS took an early lead, from here the game went back forth with each s…
Our Year 9 boys represented the school last Friday in the Rugby Final! A massive thank you to Douglas Rugby Club for hosting and Kris Hattam for refereeing. Congratulations to Castle Rushen for their strong performance on the day which earned them the shield! We are so proud of the boys' efforts th…
After a disappointing first game last week our Junior Basketball squad travelled north to take on Ramsey Grammar School. We started well and found ourselves a few baskets up, but a change of tactics allowed RGS to bring the game level. After a much needed time out to reestablish focus and responsib…
The Senior Hockey girls faced a rematch of the Douglas Derby in the Semi-Finals against Ballakermeen. With BHS winning all of their league games, including a 4-2 win against St. Ninian's, this would prove to be a tricky challenge. With players returning from holiday and injury, the Saints were on i…
The Island Schools' Hockey Final had everything: intensity, skill, and drama from start to finish. The mighty Saints of St Ninian’s High School arrived after a fantastic season, ready to take on Castle Rushen High School in what turned out to be one of the most exciting matches of the year. From th…
During their weekend break between the IOM National Swimming Championships, a talented team of four Year 9 and Year 10 boys from St. Ninian’s travelled to Birmingham to compete in the English Schools Swimming Association National Finals, held at the iconic Sandwell Aquatics Centre. The team deliver…