INTEGRITY - RESPECT - ENDEAVOUR - COMPASSION - COURAGE
Huge congratulations to Lola, Joe, Jake and Oliver who represented Onchan Primary School at a National Swimming Final in Sheffield this weekend. They all took on the races with nerves and excitement, made 2 great PBs since the qualifying time trials, taking of 5 and 6 seconds with no extra training…
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!
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…
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…
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…
Our choir made us extremely proud on Saturday afternoon! We sang 'What is this feeling?' and 'Unwritten' beautifully and with so much energy. The adjudicator gave us 91 marks and awarded us 3rd place! She commented on our passion and energy and called us "pocket rockets" and we have to agree with t…
Some of our fantastic choir students showed off their courage and talent this afternoon at the Guild. We are extremely proud of them all for working so hard to prepare and performing beautifully on the Royal Hall stage. Well done everyone!
This week, our Year 5 pupils took part in their Cycling Proficiency training — and they did a fantastic job. Over the course of the programme, the children learned essential road safety skills, including how to control their bikes confidently, signal correctly, observe traffic, and make safe decisi…