As we head into the Easter break, we would like to take a moment to reflect on a fantastic second term for Year 7 at St. Ninian’s High School. Throughout the term, students have achieved and excelled in so many ways, from sporting successes to winning writing competitions and a wide range of other…
Year 8 have been working on creating a sustainable invention as part of their 'my world, my responsibility' topic. They have worked exceptionally hard and have created inventions ranging from solar powered hair straighteners to a seed dropping drone to an electricity producing fishing rod that only…
This Thursday will be a 'Glad Rags' non-uniform day where students can choose to donate some money to dress casually for the day if they wish. Money raised through Glad Rags Days throughout the year supports our student rewards and the epraise charity fund. The epraise charity fund is allocated acc…
Womo Holden was awarded runner-up in the Young Actor of Mann 2026 and Oran Molloy was awarded Best Youth Actor in the MADF One Act Festival of Plays. Well done!
From Saturday 21st to Wednesday 25th March, 22 Sixth Form Geographers went on the biannual trip to Iceland. Some great locations were studied including Gulfoss waterfall, Geysir Geothermal pPark, Secret Lagoon Pools. The group also went around the capital city of Reykjavik with an evening swim at t…
Our Year 12 Sports Leaders have been exceptionally busy in recent weeks, showcasing their growing leadership skills and making a fantastic contribution to our school and wider community. They began by organising and running the Year 7 Inter-Schools Basketball Tournament, taking full responsibility…
St Ninian’s senior basketball squad travelled to Anglesey from 13–15 March for a weekend of high-level competition and a memorable tour for the team. With a squad of 14 players and ten hours of travel on Friday, the Saints faced an LLS basketball team led by international coach Sion Parry on their…
Last week, Year 10 spent the morning working with Junior Achievement as part of their Get a Job programme. Throughout the morning, students took part in a range of practical sessions designed to prepare them for the world of work. These included discussions surrounding presenting themselves confide…
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Dr Jacob O’Neill from Lancaster University for taking the time to speak with our Sixth Form students as well as our high achieving Year 11, about the benefits of Higher Education. His engaging and thought-provoking presentation highlighted the many adva…