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On Thursday 20th July 2023, we held our final assembly to give out our awards and also day goodbye to Y6, Mrs. Thorpe and Mr. George. Y6 have had a wonderful final year at Scoill Vallajeelt and are more than ready to go to secondary school. We wish them well as they leave to start in Y7 in Septembe…
His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer, visited our school in March 2023 and offered to host a visit for a class at his home at Government House. Y4 took up this kind offer on Monday 17th July and went to visit His Excellency-oh, and took Mr. George and Mr. Molyneux too! After a to…
On Saturday 1st July, Scoill Vallajeelt football team took part in the Millennium Football Tournament. Primary schools from all over the Island came together at Union Mills Football Club to play each other and for one team to be crowned the winner. The team played in a variety of positions during t…
Scoill Vallajeelt took part in the IOM Primary Schools Chess Congress on Saturday 24th June which was hosted at Scoill Vallajeelt. Schools from across the Island came to the competition and lots of families came along to give the children support. It was a very well-organised event (thank you Mr. G…
Scoill Vallajeelt held their annual Eurovision Song Contest during the last week of term before TT. Each class had chosen a country to represent and had learned a song in the language of that country to perform in the competition. The performance started with a slideshow about the country that the…
We had some very special guests who came into assembly on Tuesday to share their passion and love for the TT. John McGuinness and Nathan Harrison took time out of their very busy schedules to come and have a 'question and answer' session with the whole school! John also wheeled Nathan's bike into t…
Y6 have begun their journey home from Wales after a week of fun in the sun-but mostly rain. Mrs. Dixon has said that they have been an AWESOME group and have really thrown themselves into every activity and have thoroughly enjoyed themselves. No doubt she will have more photos to put on the website…
Year 6 were tasked with a mission; who can get the most muddy? Despite the rainy weather, Year 6 are loving every minute of their school trip.
We have arrived in Wales and having a marvellous time! A bit choppy on the boat but we had arrived at the centre by 2pm and got straight into activities!