"Empowering our students to be confident and self-motivated learners who have respect for others and clear aspirations for their future success."
We were so proud of all the girls who represented the school on Monday in the fixture v RGS! It was a lovely afternoon and great to see the improvement from last week. The results and players of the match were as follows: A team won 5 - 2. Scorers were Morgan Braidwood 2, Georgie Halsall 2 and Erin…
The Year 7 Zentangle Club met this week to make Harry Potter Bookmarks ready for Halloween. The club meets every Monday from 12.50 – 1.10pm and would welcome new members. More information is available from Mrs Hunter.
A group of Year 8 boys visited Sight Matters last week to present some bird boxes that they had made. The bird boxes will be placed in the Sight Matters Sensory Garden adjacent to the Lower School site. Well done boys - they are fantastic.
We are so proud of everyone who represented our school yesterday at the fixture v QEII, you were all amazing! The hockey scores and POM were as follows: A team won 10 - 0 . Scorers were Erin Bell (3), Morgan Braidwood (4), Georgia Halsall (2) and Konnie Gilbert (1). Player of the Match was Morgan B…
We are so proud of all the girls who represented the school yesterday in the hockey fixture v QEII! They were all so organised, mature, sensible and a pleasure to take to another school. As well as that they played some great hockey too! The results were as follows: Team 1 - Drew 0 - 0. Player of t…
Year 7 enjoyed a fantastic day of sports coaching on Tuesday 5th October. Joining us for the day were local coaches representing the Island’s Hockey Development, Basketball Development, Douglas and Vagabonds Rugby clubs and the iCue Football Academy. The objectives for the day were clear; to promot…
It was a pleasure to welcome the Isle Listen Schools Team to St. Ninian’s to meet our Year 7 cohort over the past week. Ste, Carly and Jamie led Tutorial sessions with each Tutor Group based on ‘Dealing with Change’ with a focus on any transition worries or concerns, as well as things the students…
Last week we were pleased to welcome Roberta and Naomi from IOM Newspapers who launched the 'Become an editor for the day' competition to our A Level students. The competition, sponsored by Panacea, requires students to select one of four topics to write about in no more than 600 words. Prizes: Wor…
Our Sixth Form Mental Health Ambassadors are pleased to invite all staff and upper school students to a tea and talk lunch on Thursday 7th October to mark World Mental Health Day. The upper school hall will be open for refreshments and the opportunity to chat and take part in a variety of activitie…