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Our Children in Need day went very well and thank you to all who came to school dressed in Pudsey t-shirts, spots and stripes. We even had some creative children and parents who were had made their own Pudsey t-shirts! The day before, Pudsey himself came to school for a visit. Thank you to Barclays…
What a fantastic afternoon out as children from Y4/5/6 represented Scoill Vallajeelt at the badminton tournament. We had a tough round of first matches in our league and ended up beating 4 out of 5 teams. Every point counted in the matches which made the children put a great amount of effort into e…
Thank you to Mrs. Anderson at Barclays Bank who asked Pudsey bear to come and visit us on campus to get us in the Mood for Children in Need! The money we raised was doubled by Barclays so that meant in total we sent £420.16 to help Children in Need!
Have you seen our poppy display attached to the fence facing the car park? It contains a poppy made by each child from a plastic bottle. It is a lovely tribute by the children of our campus for people who served in the First World War.
Mrs. Kate Beecroft MHK came to school to present the children with their WW1 100th year of the armistice commemorative coins. I would like to say thank you to her for making time in her busy schedule to come and talk to the children about how the IOM played their part in WW1 and also for presenting…
Y1 performed their Harvest Celebration to their parents and friends and sang songs to do with gathering in the harvest and how vegetables and fruits grow. They even made up a quiz for their parents to complete! Thank you to all the donations we had for Graih, a homeless charity on the Island. Scoil…
Thank you to the Friends of Scoill Vallajeelt who pulled off 2 amazing discos for the children at our school. The children came to the discos dressed in their finery as witches, ghosts, cats, skeletons and lots of other Hop tu Naa types characters. The glow sticks were a hit and the children enjoye…
Y3 were so proud to represent the school at the Tag Rugby tournament. it was the first time that some of the children had been in a school time and they relished the experience. Mr. George was very impressed by their conduct throughout the afternoon and especially how they improved as a team as the…
Y5 children lived the life of an evacuee on their day out. First of all they came to school dressed as an evacuee complete with gas mask box and a label with their name on. At the station they were sorted as if they were evacuees and then boarded the train to get to the safety of the country. They…