Thursday 21st March is World Down Syndrome Day and in support of this, we are encouraging all staff and students to wear their brightest, boldest and most colourful odd socks! This is not a full dress down day and there will be no charge, however donations to Down Syndrome IOM may be made here.
This week, to coincide with Comic Relief and the recent controversy in the press concerning white celebrities being criticised for their role in charity work overseas, our motion was: "This house holds the world does not need any more white saviours”. There were interesting speeches for both sides…
The Year 7 Craft Club have been busy this year enjoying a variety of craft projects. One of these activities was making pom-poms which they sold to raise funds for the local Monitors4Kids campaign. Joanne Wilkinson came into school today to receive the cheque on behalf on the charity. The Craft Clu…
Ten SNHS students from Yr7 and 8 attended the Diana Award anti-bullying training at QE2 High School along with students from all the Island schools. The aim of the day was to train students as anti-bullying ambassadors. The morning focus was cyber-bullying and the way schools and individuals can ai…
This morning our Sixth Form were visited by Voirrey Kennaugh, from the charity Bridge The Gap, to explain the charity’s work on the Island. They are a Manx registered charity aimed at improving facilities and support for teenagers and young adults (aged between 16-24) with complex / long term medic…
Tutor Group 9B and their tutor, Miss Annesley, are running a 'Guess the name of the bear' competition in aid of Red Nose Day. Tickets are £1 and the winner will be announced on Red Nose Day (Friday 15th March).
Last week students entered into the spirit of World Book Day by dressing up as characters from their favourite books and entering the competitions devised by the English Department. Costume winners: 1st Prize: Jessica Dempsey (Gangsta Granny) 2nd Prize: Tristan Stewart (Charlie and the Chocolate Fa…
A reminder that there are many opportunities for Year 11 students, both at lunchtime and after school, to get help with reviewing and revising their learning. An overview of the sessions can be found on our website. Additional details are available to students from subject teachers.
Amrit Singh will be on the island this week delivering workshops to students on his how his career has developed from leaving school to being one of the top live streamers in the UK today. Amrit is one of the artists painting a large wallaby sculpture for the wallaby trail. Please see the poster fo…