INTEGRITY - RESPECT - ENDEAVOUR - COMPASSION - COURAGE
- Inspiring minds to ignite lifelong learning -
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This information is regularly updated so we would ask that you call back regularly to familiarise yourself with any changes.
It is also the place where you will find photographs and blog posts about recent events so if you want to have a view of the daily life within school this is the place to find it!
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You will find separate tabs or drop-down menus for New Starters, children in Year 6 who will leave to go to High School and the transition process, school policies and information, our Specialist Provision Centre (Seals) and most importantly what learning at Onchan looks like.
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As part of our 150th Anniversary KS1 were learning about 'communication' this week. They learnt that if you wanted to send a message to someone it didn't just come instantly like lots of e-mails and text messages do now, people had to write them by hand and post them. We were also lucky enough to h…
On Thursday afternoon all of KS1 took part in 'The Big Move' for Mental Health Awareness Week with Joe Wicks. They had to compl…
Reception have been having a wonderful time today to bring our Nursery Rhyme Week to an end! We started by sharing all of our favourite nursery rhymes and costumes. We then did a performance for the school — another chance to build our confidence, practise performing in front of others and showcase…
The children had the best time visiting Meadow View Day Centre on Tuesday to sing all of the Nursery Rhymes that we have been practising in class. We explored some of the oldest and most traditional Nursery Rhymes, including 'Three Blind Mice', 'Sing a Song of Sixpence' and 'Pop Goes the Weasel'. W…
The children took part in a couple of special afternoons inspired by Victorian-style learning. They were split into boys’ and g…
Year 3 and 4 had a fantastic afternoon of engaging activities, which encouraged the children to reflect on our learning about t…
