"We are a learning community, working together to provide a safe, caring and supportive environment. Our learning journey will be creative, challenging and personalised... to be the best we can."
Welcome to Scoill Vallajeelt website.
We are a friendly, happy school and we work as a community to help your child become a resilient, resourceful and keen learner.
On our website we share important information about our school as well as news about events and experiences we plan to enrich our curriculum offer.
On Tuesday 10th February, three enthusiastic Year 3 teams headed to the NSC to take part in a Tag Rugby Festival. Although the festival focused on fun rather than competition — with no official scores recorded — the children certainly enjoyed keeping track of their own tries! All three teams played…
Our school badminton team had a fantastic afternoon at the Badminton Festival! We were placed in Pool 1, competing against Ballacottier, Peel, CYB, and Ashley Hill – a very tough group, with Ballacottier going on to win the entire festival and Peel receiving the award for 'Best Boys Team'. Despite…
Our school council and ambassadors recently enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to the Douglas City Hall, where they met the Mayor and observed a live Douglas City Council meeting. The afternoon began with a warm welcome from the Mayor, who explained his role and the importance of local gover…
Spring 1 Week 5 2nd February - 6th February On Friday, we used clay to create some fossil like sculptures and this week, we got to appreciate them once they had dried and solidified! We also had a great time welcoming parents into our classroom to show them all of the fantastic things we've done th…
Campus Accessibility Scoill Vallajeelt is located on Meadow Campus on Meadow Crescent in Douglas. The site is fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is a bus stop on Meadow Crescent and a variety of buses serve the area. Bus Timetables There are two car parks that serve the campus-the lower ca…
Emotion coaching has been an area of research by American psychologist John Gottman and is an approach that helps children, and adults, recognise big feelings and appropriate responses on how to deal with them. Inappropriate behaviours are not accepted but dealt with in a more productive manner whi…
