INTEGRITY - RESPECT - ENDEAVOUR - COMPASSION - COURAGE
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…
We are very proud of our girls football team who did not lose a game throughout the tournament. We played Bradden, Ballacottier, Peel Rockets and Rushen. Our team narrowly missed a place in the semi final but there was some excellent football skills and sportsmanship throughout the afternoon. Well…
Last Wednesday, our Student Council warmed up their litter-picking skills ahead of this week’s big trip! They managed to fill an entire bin—what an incredible effort. It was fantastic to see everyone playing their part to keep our environment clean!
PC Lou came to our assembly this morning to talk to us about playing safe outside now that we can enjoy the lighter nights. The children were really engaged and as always showed super listening and great answers to all PC Lou's questions!
Year 3 had a lovely surprise when we returned from our Easter holidays. His Majesty the King has read our letters and his head of royal correspondence, James Dawson, sent us a lovely reply! It's been great to see our hard-work writing letters paid off with a lovely reply.
Onchan School was delighted to celebrate our ‘Bright for Sight’ fundraising day, with pupils and staff lighting up the school in their brightest and most colourful outfits. The event once again supported Sight Matters, a much‑valued local Onchan charity that we have proudly worked with for several…