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You can definitely tell when the tiredness starts to kick in! It was another early start, with breakfast being served just before 7:30am. A few of the lads squeezed in a gym session beforehand, joining the rest of us a little later than planned, before we all made our way to the lecture theatre to…
Despite the long day yesterday, it was another early start with breakfast at 7:30am. There were certainly plenty of bleary eyes around the dining hall, but after grabbing some breakfast and collecting our packed lunches, everyone was ready to board the coaches for another busy day. Our first stop w…
Eight aspiring medical students from schools across the Island recently took part in a four-hour mock Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) event at St. Ninian’s Upper School, helping them prepare for the medical school application process. St. Ninian’s AimHigher Co-ordinator, Jonty Haywood, designed seve…
Our Year 13 students who have chosen to take part in our World of Work Programme this week have been developing their employability skills and gaining valuable real-world experience. Students are currently spending three days in individual work placements, providing them with valuable insight into…
Last week, we enjoyed a very special evening with our Year 11 leavers at their Prom. A big thank you to Mrs Smart, Miss Dunne and Mr Galka for organising such a wonderful event at the Villa Maria.The year group clearly enjoyed the evening and greatly appreciated all the effort that had gone into ma…
On Wednesday 8th July, A Level Biology students attended a local field trip to sample seaweed on the Port Jack end of Douglas Beach. This was part of their Practical Endorsement for their Biology A Level course. Students and staff enjoyed the very warm weather for the walk down to the site. The stu…
With some very tired eyes, we set off bright and early from Douglas aboard the Manxman, ready to begin another exciting Universities Visit. On arrival in Heysham, we were delighted to be reunited once again with our fantastic drivers, Darren and Steve, who were superb in getting us loaded up and on…
St. Ninian's High School celebrated another hugely successful Sports Day as students from Years 7, 8 and 9 came together for an afternoon packed with competition, teamwork and house spirit. Following a week of field events, throws, jumps and 1500m races completed during Games lessons, the whole sch…
St. Ninian's Year 7 cricket team rounded off a superb season in style, winning all five matches at the Isle of Man Year 7 Cricket Festival at King William's College to finish the day unbeaten. The Saints opened against Castle Rushen, the only team to have beaten them earlier in the season. Batting…