Students who contributed to the Remembrance Art Exhibition in St Thomas’ Church in November were invited to visit the Mayor's Parlour this week. Year 10 students, Erin Christian and Sophie Priestnal and Year 8 students Sammie McEvoy and Kyan Watt, enjoyed meeting the Mayor and Mayoress and signing…
The chosen charity for Year 7 is the Manx Blind Welfare Society and we will be supporting our neighbours by running various fundraisers. The Manx Blind Welfare Society are in the process of creating a sensory garden with various zones. The garden is designed to be used by visual and hearing impaire…
St Ninian’s High School is a designated Apple Regional training centre. This accreditation means that we are a centre of excellence that provides training for staff and students on the effective use of Apple technology in the classroom. Our very first training session, which took place earlier this…
The Upper School Vocal Group started their carol singing duties today with a visit to the Memory Support Group which is held at St. Anthony’s Church. This is a group for people with dementia who meet monthly in the Pastoral Centre at St Anthony’s Church in Onchan. The choir sang a variety of pieces…
We are all looking forward to the Friends of St. Ninian's High School Christmas Fair next week. Any donations of chocolate, bottles and raffle prizes will be gratefully received in either school office. If you can spare a few hours to support the event on the day, please let the Friends know via th…
We were very lucky to have Jacqui Dearden, from St. Peter’s College, Oxford in school on Wednesday to run a series of workshops for Year 8/9 and Year 10/11 students on aiming higher. The Year 8/9s worked on problem solving and ‘deep thinking’ tasks and the Year10/11 were given the chance to answer…
Congratulations to the senior boys who beat Ramsey 33-24 in the Rugby Semi Final to claim a place in the final. It is the first time St. Ninian’s have reached the Senior Rugby final in 27 years. The final will be on Wednesday (27th) at Ramsey Rugby Club under the floodlights with a 6.15pm kick off.…
Congratulations to the Year 8 girls who finished 2nd in their recent hockey tournament at QE2. On a very cold afternoon, the girls played against the rest of the IOM secondary schools narrowly missing out on being unbeaten and therefore finishing second. A big well done to all the girls that took p…
Paul McCann, lead nurse at Nobles's Hospital Neonatal Unit, led our Sixth Form assembly on Tuesday for International Men's Day. He gave a very informative talk on his career choice, observing that when he first trained, it was a very female dominated profession. Thankfully this is not the case now.…