I had the pleasure of delivering our two decorated Wallaby sculptures to Hospice IOM ahead of the trail going live May 24th on Island for a period of 12 weeks. Following inspiration sessions, our Year 7 students each created individual Wallaby designs before joining together in groups and developin…
Last year activities week was a great success and this year we are proud to be bringing it back bigger and better in 2019. All the activities are detailed in the brochure below. When selecting the activities, you wish to partake in, please make sure all of your choices are something you want to do.…
As part of the Year 10 Employability Programme, we were pleased to welcome back to school former student Jack Postlethwaite, from Optimum Fitness, who gave a careers talk on the qualifications and personal skills required to be a strength and conditioning trainer. Many thanks to Jack - the students…
On Friday, Sixth Form students learnt about becoming potential lifesavers as part of a campaign by the Anthony Nolan Trust to educate young people about blood, organ, and stem cell donation. Anthony Nolan runs a register of potential stem cell donors and matches them with blood cancer patients in d…
The recent 2019 SNHS Ski Trip was a great success! The students exceeded our high expectations and we received several compliments from members of the public about the excellent behaviour and attitude exhibited by the students. The beautiful resort, Les Deux Alpes, was full of snow and students tac…
This week we were delighted to welcome former students Emily, Hannah and Kieran to speak to our Year 12 students about their experiences of university life. They each talked about their own journey, gave some sound advice and shared their top tips on choosing a university to apply to. They all spok…
Congratulations to Nino Ontoy, who won two silver medals representing the Great Britain Poomsae Team, one in the individual U14 category and one in the U14 pair - both very competitive and tough groups. The Great Britain Poomsae Team came 4th place overall with 10 medals. Gemma Biescas, Head Poomsa…
To mark the final session of the year, MHKs were invited to participate in St Ninian's Debate Club which debated whether the island should accept it's fair share of Syrian refugees. Manx Radio were also in attendance and reported on the event. A link to their article can be found here.
A huge well done to Ellen Lewin and Sophie Macdonald for a very successful cake sale today in aid of the police cadets, who are planning a trek across the Pyrenees Mountain Range next summer. They will be following The Freedom Trail, a route many people took during World War II to escape Hitler and…