The Year 7 boys finished their season with an all-day Cricket Festival at King William’s on Wednesday. All the boys were great on the day, showing how much they have learned and developed throughout the season. All of the island's secondary schools were involved, and the shortened 6 over festival f…
On Friday 13th June, sixteen St. Ninian’s High School students competed in the St. Ninian’s High School Golf Tournament at King Edward Bay golf course. It was a perfect evening for 9 holes of golf, which showed in the scoring, as many of the players did extremely well in their first stableford tour…
On Thursday, Year 10s visited UCM to find out about the courses and opportunities available. The students were able to find out about what studying at UCM entails and explored courses such as animal management, construction, engineering, hospitality, hair & beauty, motor vehicle and many more. They…
Mrs Hillier, our Careers Adviser, will be available during the summer holidays for bookable careers appointments at UCM - please email helen.hillier@sch.im to arrange. Alternatively, she will be based at the Santander Work Café on the following dates for informal drop ins: Tuesday August 1gth 10-2p…
On Wednesday afternoon the Year 12 Geographers visited Douglas Beach. Here they devised a strategy to collect data in order to recognise what processes are occurring on Douglas Beach. This is to come up with a plan to have a sustainable solution for the future for sea level rises and increased stor…
This week seventy six Year 10 Geography students carried out fieldwork in the Peel area as part of the preparation for their GCSE coursework. Accompanied by the Geography teachers and six more teacher volunteers, the groups had to measure stone sizes on Fenella Beach, measure sand accumulation on P…
We are pleased to announce the school production of 'Variations' by Katie Hims which will take place on: Tuesday 24th June Wednesday 25th June Thursday 26th June at 7.30pm in the Upper School Drama Studio All tickets are £5 and will be available from the Upper School office.
We are thrilled to share that 75% of our KS3 students enjoyed a well-deserved ice cream treat in recognition of their consistent outstanding behaviour. We believe in celebrating success and encouraging positive choices. Well done to all our students who continue to set an exceptional example!
Congratulations to the gymnastic team chosen to represent the Isle of Man in the Island Games in Orkney. The very best of luck to Lacey, Aine, Elise, Leon and Mrs Garrett (their coach) from all at St. Ninian's.