I am sure all of you will have listened to the latest briefing held by our Chief Minister stating the island will return to lockdown from midnight on Wednesday. Wednesday 6th January The school will be open as normal tomorrow (Wednesday 6th January) for students to attend, however attendance will n…
IOM Keyworker Criteria Guidance If your work is critical to the COVID-19 response, or you work in one of the critical sectors listed below, and you cannot keep your child safe at home then your children will be prioritised for education provision. Work Sector Health and Social Care This includes bu…
A massive thank you to the Extrav Committee who entertained upper school this afternoon with a jam-packed Extravaganza. The Year 13 team put together a show lasting 90 minutes, filled with sketches, videos and live performances. They managed to include so many of our students and even persuaded lot…
Today the Lower School Unit were delighted to receive a visit from Buddy the Therapy Pony, accompanied by Fiona Barker from Bridge the Gap. Buddy was dressed for the occasion in his designer rug and hat. What a lovely way to end the term!
Our Year 7 cohort have made an excellent start and adapted well to secondary school life at St. Ninian’s High School in what continues to be a challenging time. We celebrated the end of our Autumn Term with a rewards assembly before a well-deserved break for all. Our many and varied rewards are ava…
This week saw the end of our Christmas Appeal for donations in aid of Graih and the Food Bank. We were delighted with the amount of donations we received and would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who brought items in. Thank you to the Charity Committee and Mrs Donaldson for co-ordina…
This week our upper school prefects shared breakfast and a Christmas quiz as a thank you for all their commitment to school life. A lovely way to start the day!
Thank you to everyone who attended or took part in our Christmas Carol Service this week. We all enjoyed getting into the festive mood with a selection of readings, music and carols. Everyone received a personal Christmas message to hang on their tree.
The Charity Challenge group representing S.A.L.V.E. have been selling small bags of sweet treats at lunchtimes this week. S.A.L.V.E. helps street children in Uganda access permanent homes and education, and the group have been keen to raise awareness of the work this charity does. Many thanks to al…