On Friday, 44 Year 10 students visited the River Neb for the day as part of their iGCSE Geography coursework. Their assignment was to investigate erosion on the River Neb, so the group visited various sites on the way down to see what changes occurred to the width, depth and stone size. We all had…
Politics students were able to take part in another Zoom call this week, thanks to the Politics Project. This time they met with Conservative MP for Cleethorpes, Martin Vickers. The students has some excellent questions for Martin, about his role as an MP, the current state of the Conservative part…
This week, 7 of our Year 8 prize winners were taken to the Energy from Waste Plant by the Geography Department. As part of their course they had to produce work on what the plant does, where it is located and how it fits in to the bigger picture of energy production on the Isle of Man. The best pie…
The Upper and Lower School SPCs had a very successful visit to the Grandstand and TT Paddock last week. The sun was shining and it was a great atmosphere to take in the bikes and a quick ice cream and TT burger! Thanks to the riders and teams who took the time to show us their bikes and have photos…
Year 12 Criminology students had a fantastic opportunity to visit the Isle of Man Prison in Jurby last week. This visit was to support their learning for next year where students will be studying the prison service in detail. The visit started with a question and answer session, the students asked…
This Thursday 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…
Friday was a day of mixed emotions as we said goodbye to a fantastic year group. Students, staff and tutors shared an informal brunch and enjoyed using a photo booth to remember the occasion. This was followed by a formal celebration in St. Ninian's Church, where students were given their subject a…
Yesterday we were delighted to join our Year 11 students reflecting on their time at St. Ninian's and wishing them every success with their future plans. Mr Coole, Mr Smith and our Chair of Governors, Mrs Brereton, joined the students for the formal celebration and presentation of their Record of A…
Congratulations to our Lower School Choir and Upper School Vocal Group who came joint second with each other in the Concert Class at the Manx Music Festival. There were many St Ninian’s pupils who entered this year, achieving great success across a wide range of classes including singing, dancing a…