Year 13 students who are currently studying for the Extended Project Qualification delivered their presentations last week. Each students spoke for 10 minutes on the development of their project along with their key findings. They then faced questions from the audience. This is part of the assessme…
This weeks debate : ‘This house holds that Andrew Tate is a force for evil” generated some interesting discussions on the impact of ‘influencers’, how far should free speech go, and if the promotion of one groups' interests has to come at the expense of anothers'. In conclusion the motion was lost.…
Our upper school prefects spent their lunch times last week raising awareness of eating disorders and signposting students as to where help can be found.
Every year on the 14th of March we celebrate Pi-Day. Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi). It was founded in 1988 by Larry Shaw, an employee of the San Francisco science museum, the Exploratorium. Celebrations often involve eating pie, holding pi recitation competitio…
Year 7 had the pleasure of hosting Isle Listen during assembly this Tuesday. Building on the success of Tough Mucka last year, Juan Christian, Community & Fundraising Manager at Isle Listen, addressed our students, announcing the event's return in October 2024 for those aged 15 and above. In additi…
This week A level Politics students had the opportunity to participate in two Zoom calls with UK politicians. On Monday, students met with Baroness Blower, a Labour peer in the House of Lords. Students had a chance to ask her about the work of the Lords, her career in and out of politics, and also…
Two of our Year 10 students, Chloe Schofield and Leah Prentice, were part of the U17 Isle of Man Netball Team who took part in an European tournament held in Gibraltar on the weekend of 9th March. The team enjoyed huge success in securing the Silver medal with Leah and Chloe playing their full part…
Students at St. Ninian's demonstrated their love for reading during World Book Day by participating in various events throughout the day. Thank you to everyone who got involved and made it a success. We look forward to next year! "Until I feared I would lose it, I never loved to read. One does not…
The MFL Department ran the ‘Lang-uary challenge’ between the 15th January to 15th February this year. Students could choose from a variety of activities such as; making a menu/poster or recording a video of themselves learning a language. Others chose to continue their language learning through app…