Last week, a cohort of sixteen Maths and Core Maths students travelled to London for MathsFest 2019. On Monday, after flying to Gatwick and catching the train to St Pancras, we left our bags at our hotel and we headed out for the rest of the day. We went sightseeing around Westminster, including wa…
Our Year 10 prefects have had a busy half-term. They have been supporting the school at various open evenings and have set up a homework club which runs every lunchtime so that students can have a quiet place to study. The prefects in the team have been given different responsibilities and today Em…
The Year 11 rugby team entered the 10-a-side tournament held under the floodlights at Ramsey Rugby Club on Wednesday night. The first match was against local rivals Ballakermeen with the Saints coming out on top with a 17-0 win. Craig Martin was in the points with two tries and a conversion, with J…
Students from the Zentangle and Origami clubs at Lower School have been making Valentine’s Day cards and selling them in support of the Wallabies Gone Wild/Hospice IOM campaign. Well done to the students for their efforts and creativity who will receive our Community Wallaby Accolade via ePraise an…
Our annual St. Ninian's Quiz Night will take place on Thursday 7th March between 6.30pm and 8.30pm at Upper School. Tickets cost £7 with food included in the price. All proceeds will go to the Friends of St. Ninian's High School. It is always a great evening and we hope to see you there. Please see…
Tutor groups 7A and 7B kicked off our fundraising in support of Hospice IOM by completing a sponsored walk during tutorial this morning. In cold conditions, there was community spirit in abundance as students enjoyed coming together in their tutor groups and playing their part for St. Ninian’s. I a…
This Friday will be a dress down day when students can donate £1 to wear their own clothes. We will be supporting the local 'Wallabies gone Wild' campaign.
This week Mr Cretney, Head of Year 7, welcomed Ste Downward from Hospice as the guest speaker for assembly. He presented to Year 7 the objectives of the ‘Wallabies Gone Wild’ event and how Hospice wish to develop the community as well as generating funds. The students were very excited as they were…
Huge thanks to Ellie Cannell, Megan Killip and Mark Gorman who volunteered to support the One World Centre Fair Trade Conference this year. Throughout the day they worked with the primary children attending, assisting and supervising all the activities. The One World Centre have written to express…