This week the committee met to debate 'if religion has a harmful impact on society'. There were some excellent and thoroughly prepared speeches from two new members of the committee and some well considered questions from the floor. When put to the vote the motion was lost. Many thanks to the commi…
St. Ninian’s welcomed back a former colleague, PE teacher Matt Harvey last week, as he brought a rugby team over from his current school, Tytherington, in Manchester. The touring team of Y8s and Y9s played against a St. Ninian’s team on Thursday in a highly competitive and close fought game. Tyther…
Last term KS3 students were invited to participate in the SNHS ‘Spirit of Normandy’ competition, to research and present an account on the contribution to the war effort that animals made and the impact they had on the outcome of WWII. The History department received some wonderful entries and we a…
Mian Watterson of 7C came into school last Thursday informing us there was a truck travelling to Ukraine full of sweets for diabetic children on Saturday. With so many Ukranians being displaced and travelling to neighbouring countries due to the conflict, getting a supply of the life-saving treatme…
On Friday we were please to celebrate with Year 12 students who had achieved the accolade of 'expert learner' in all subjects in their recent report. Well done and keep up the effort!
Last week our Sixth Form Social Committee took over the Coffee Shop and made pancakes for the Sixth Form. They did an amazing job and the pancakes were well received by staff and students alike. Well done!
The girls had a tough match against a strong CRHS side last week, but have still made it through to the semi finals at the end of the group stage. Well done girls and good luck this week! Mrs L Miller Key Stage 3 PE Coordinator
The final two games in the senior football league have now been played. Before we broke up for half term we played a strong QEII side. The Saints started well and pressed QEII high up the pitch which gave us a real foot-hold in the opening 15 minutes. James Leece headed home to put us 1-0 up, with…
We would like to thank PC Lou who came to lower school this week to talk to the Year 8 Applied Learning class about risky behaviour. As part of the ASDAN Key Steps course, students have to produce a leaflet about risky behaviour and how levels of risk can be reduced. The students learned about the…