Tickets are now on sale for the school production of ‘The House of Bernarda Alba’ on the 6th, 7th and 8th July. Tickets cost £5 and are available from the Upper School office. Don’t miss this chance to experience this classic Spanish tragedy which is being performed in the Upper School Drama Studio…
Young people aged 14 and over can find out more about jobs connected with the sea at the IOM Maritime Career Fair on the 9th July. This event has been organised by the IOM Maritime sector and is an opportunity to explore on land and at sea options for careers in Maritime. Maritime enables 95% of th…
We are pleased to announce that we are launching the Tony Roberts Photography Competition again this year. Entries need to be submitted to Google Classroom by Friday 9th September 2022, so students have lots of time to find the perfect photo. The theme is ‘Around Me’. This competition is run annual…
We are again experiencing higher rates of staff absence than we would normally expect at this time of year. We have therefore had to take the very difficult decision to request that all Year 9 students should therefore remain at home on Thursday 23rd June and all Year 8 students should remain at ho…
The Year 7 Applied Learning group have been to visit Sight Matters. During the visit students were able to experience some of the difficulties faced by people with visual impairments and were able to see the work Sight Matters does in order to support them. The group were able to see the gadget roo…
The Lower School SPC had a very successful visit to the Grandstand before TT week. They enjoyed a walk around the paddock and chatted to mechanics and riders. Many thanks to Peter Hickman, Dean Harrison and Tom Weeden for being so friendly and informative.
In September, Year 7 pledged to raise money with a target of £2000 for our two dolphin sculptures to support Hospice IOM and The Big Splash campaign. They have not finished their fundraising yet, but we are so proud to share that they have already raised £2442.54 through Tutor Group led fundraisers…
This Tuesday 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…
On Thursday, 65 Year 10 Geography students spent a day studying the River Barrule/Neb in the West of the island. This makes up 27.5% of their final exam and is coursework based on investigating erosion down the river. All students took part in measuring the river and the group were blessed with lov…