Well done to our Sixth Form volunteers who helped with the smooth running of the 'Go Run' primary school event. 'Go Run' are a UK sports event company who organised the run in Noble's Park for over 1100 primary pupils. Our students were praised for their involvement and assistance - well done!
Congratulations to Holly Bradley and Emma Duggan, from Year 9, who recently took part in The International Festival of Dance and Performing Arts at Disneyland Paris, representing Gena’s Dance Academy. Their team achieved an excellent 3rd place in the Senior Jazz category. Well done - we are delight…
Staff and students at St Ninian’s will be supporting Anti-Bullying Week in a number of ways this year. Monday 12th November is ‘Odd Socks Day’ which aims to celebrate our individual differences and we want as many people as possible to come to school that day wearing odd socks – the brighter and wa…
A big thank you to all students, staff, parents and guests who made the Mhelliah such a great success last night. We were treated to an energetic concert, followed by some enthusiastic bidding for the many Mhelliah boxes which had been made by our students. Special thanks must go to Mr Dowty, our e…
The Languages Department are organising a Key Stage 3 trip to Nice in May. Letters have been issued to all classes. If for any reason your child did not get one, please find one below. Any further information, please contact your child’s French teacher or Mrs Géal-Wilkes. MFL trip to Nice School Tr…
This week the motion for debate was 'Dressing up in a costume that is not part of your ethnicity or culture is offensive.’ Once again we had some excellent speeches from the debate committee that covered a range of issues from the Jim Crow laws to dressing up as disney characters. The speakers did…
This week our Sixth Form Charity Committee held a Cake Sale in aid of Mannin Sepsis, which has been chosen as the Sixth Form 'Charity of the Year'. The students are very keen to raise awareness of the issue and we look forward to the events they have planned.
This morning our Sixth Form students and the Sixth Form Team enjoyed a celebratory breakfast to mark the end of a very successful half term of work. They have made a great start to their studies and got involved in lots of extra curricular activities. Well done - keep up the effort!
This Friday will be a dress down day when students can donate £1 and wear their own clothes. We will be supporting Monitors4Kids, which is a local charity whose aim is to raise enough money to end finger-prick blood testing in diabetic children on the Isle of Man.