The last football final of the season took place on Friday last week and saw St. Ninian’s Y9s taking on Ramsey Grammar School. It was Ramsey who started the brightest going 1-0 ahead in the first half, before Aaron Chadwick volleyed home a well taken equaliser just before half time. This seemed to…
Check out the daily progress of the students on the St. Ninian's Ski Trip 2023 in Maddona Di Campiglio, Italy.
A huge well done to the St Ninian’s Charity Challenge Team, representing Tree Aid, who were awarded second prize and also the AFD Award for Advocacy, which meant they won £3,000 for their chosen charity. This was the sixteenth edition of One World Charity Challenge which is an annual project for Ye…
On Thursday, the ‘Big One’ had arrived, the Senior Football Final, between St. Ninian’s and last year’s winners QEII. The league game between the two schools had ended 3-3, so another close match was expected, although many had QEII as clear favourites to lift the shield again. The opening exchange…
Students in 8D, 8E and 8I took part in the Year 8 Manx Telecom Enterprise project this month leaving our judges with a very difficult decision about who to choose as winners from each tutor group. Each team was given a £30 loan. With this, they had to create an idea, buy local materials, make and t…
On Tuesday, the Y10s played Ramsey Grammar competing for the prestigious Y10 football shield, a trophy that’s been used in schoolboy football since 1893. Following a close league game that finished 2-2, the final proved to be a close encounter too. It was 0-0 at half time with both teams having cha…
On Tuesday 28th March the annual presentation of Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards took place. The event is organised by Alison Barnes, the award co-ordinator for the island, assisted by staff from the Youth Service. Awards were presented by Malcolm Kelly, one of the first ever recipient…
This week was the last sitting of the Debate Committee for 22/23 before students leave to take their exams. We ended on a controversial but timely topic “This house holds that cancel culture has gone too far’. There were excellent informative and persuasive speeches from both sides, and lots of poi…
This Thursday will be a 'Glad Rags' non-uniform day. Money raised through Glad Rags Days throughout the year supports our epraise rewards and the epraise charity fund. The epraise charity fund is allocated according to student votes at the end of the year for the charities which have been nominated…