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The choir went to Regent Street for late night Christmas shopping on Thursday 15th December to bring festive cheer to all the shoppers. We were based by the lovely Christmas tree outside Marks and Spencers that kept bursting into music every 15 minutes to compete with us!! We were not put off thoug…
On Tuesday the 15th November our Badminton team went to the NSC to take part in the 2022 Primary School’s Badminton Festival. Most of the Islands schools were in attendance for what was a very busy and bustling afternoon of Badminton. We were grouped in Pool 2 with St. Mary’s, Ballacottier, and Cro…
Pippa, from Hospice IOM, came to school today so we could present her with a cheque from all our fundraising. We took part in The Big Splash campaign run by the hospice where schools could decorate a dolphin sculpture which would be displayed in a Government building on the Island during the fundra…
Well done to all the children who brought their carved turnips into school on the last day of term for the Hop tu Naa competition. The entries were fabulous and choosing a winner for each class was an extremely difficult decision. The children and adults had been so creative in their designs and we…
Mr. George took the Y4 Hockey Team to play in the Eastern District tournament on Thursday 13th October. They have been practising incredibly hard at school in hockey club and have been working on passing, receiving and also performing as a team on the pitch. Mr. George was truly impressed with thei…
Friday's Coffee Morning was a fantastic success. Lots of parents attended and enjoyed having a natter with a cup of tea and cake. We held a raffle to win an amazing cake donated by "For Heavens Cakes" which was won by Lucia Osborne in Year 4 (a fabulous birthday present!!). There were also lots of…
On Thursday 29th September, our school council members took part in a sponsored beach clean with Beach Buddies on Douglas Beach to raise money for IoM Hospice. Between them, they raised over £1,300- an absolutely outstanding achievement. Well done to all who took part!
The topic for Y2 this term is From Farm to Fork. To find out more about milk and milk products, the children walked to IOM Creameries on Friday 16th September to find out about where milk comes from on the Island, how milk is collected and what it is turned into. It was a brilliant trip-with zero c…
On Friday 27th May, the children on Meadow Campus had a street party to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The children took turns on the Bouncy Castle, Assault Course, Guess the Name of the Corgi, Guess the Name of the Buckingham Palace Jubilee Teddy Bear, Kings and Queens Staff Trail, dresse…