INTEGRITY - RESPECT - ENDEAVOUR - COMPASSION - COURAGE
- Inspiring minds to ignite lifelong learning -
We are delighted that you are taking the time to have a look at our website which will give you, what we hope, is all of the important information that you will need to know about our school.
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!
The website is designed and maintained by our school staff. We try to keep it relevant and up to date. It is designed to be used by or families, carers and the community to access important information about Onchan School.
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.
We are all very proud to be a part of Onchan School. It is a happy, energetic and supportive school to be part of. We look after each other and treat everyone equally. Our school values, which are respect, integrity, courage, endeavour and compassion are endorsed by everyone associated with our school.
If you require any additional information or have suggestions for how we can improve our website please let us know by email to enquiries@onchan.sch.im
KS1 travelled back in time to the Victorian era, to explore what life was like for children at school. They were greeted by the…
To finish our celebration, the children took part in a Teddy Bears’ Picnic. We all had a brilliant time together, sharing a ver…
Year 3 had an exciting visitor this morning. We got to interview TT rider, Joey Thompson. Some of us even got to sit on his bik…
Year 3 had an exciting visitor this morning. We got to interview TT rider, Joey Thompson. Some of us even got to sit on his bike! It was great to connect our TT learning and literacy work with meeting a real TT rider . Thank you for coming in Joey!
Enjoy seeing your child's learning during our final term in Year 3.
On Friday, four of our Year 5 students (along with Mr Higgins) were invited to the Legislative Buildings in Douglas to attend the Fair Trade Conference hosted by the charity, One World. We ran a Fair Trade poster competition to decide who the lucky attendees would be. In the morning, we took part i…
