"Empowering our students to be confident and self-motivated learners who have respect for others and clear aspirations for their future success."
The DESC Signposts website offers a comprehensive range of resources to support students in planning their future careers. Whether you are considering your next steps at 16 or 18, exploring different career paths, preparing a CV, or getting ready for job interviews, you will find valuable guidance…
St. Ninian’s students have recently been developing their designs for the “design an ad” competition. Now in its 28th year, using brief supplied by local companies and charities, students produced a number of exciting designs. St. Ninian’s won the prize for the most entries and all of the students…
Over the last few weeks we have been very fortunate in welcoming Jessica Welch, from Space4Action Isle of Man who is delivering an aspect of our Year 12 PSHE programme on healthy relationships. The sessions have been very well received and we are grateful for her insightful talks.
On Tuesday 24th June, 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 warm weather for the walk down and enjoyed a nice early l…
The Sixth Form Social Committee is pleased to announce the launch of a new Book Exchange Area, now available in Room 8. This initiative encourages students to donate novels they have already read and exchange them for new titles, fostering a love of reading and sharing within the Sixth Form. A smal…
St. Ninian's were well represented at the annual Tynwald Day School Parade which marks the start of the formal proceedings on Tynwald Day in St. Johns. Representatives from our Sixth Form senior student team, Key Stage Four and Key Stage three students and teachers carried our school banner and our…
Our Year 10 boys enjoyed playing away against Castle Rushen High School, the boys tried their very best in what can only be described as very wet conditions for Cricket! The boys have worked hard to improve their current bowling, fielding, and batting skills - well done.
Our Year 10 boys played their first cricket fixture of the season against KWC. The boys played a hard-ball Hundred format and looked to show off their cricketing skills against tough opposition. Captain Blake won the toss and chose to bowl first, confident of chasing down any total KWC made. Howeve…
Well done to all the girls who have represented the school in cricket this year! All the fixtures have been friendlies as for the majority of girls, cricket is a completely new sport. It has been pleasing to see how much improvement the girls have shown with each game. Thank you for your commitment…