"Learning is a journey, to be taken together, one step at a time."
Before Easter, Onchan Commissioners ran a poster competition which asked children to design an advertisement to encourage people to visit Onchan Park. We had 6 entries from Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 and the Commissioners were so pleased with their efforts that they have awarded each of them with…
Both classes in Foundation Stage attended their first Forest School session today. The children (and adults) all had a fantastic time and we are so excited to go again next week! We had a great time exploring, going on a bear hunt and making fairy houses! You can find some photos of our session on…
On Wednesday 1st May we were visited by three coaches from Blackburn Rovers Football Club. This was extra special for two of our pupils Eva and Zac as their great grandad Jackie Campbell played over 200 games for Blackburn Rovers! Here they are with Two of the coaches and Blackburn Rovers football…
Our latest Daily Mile challenge has seen all children in the school working towards the same goal - running an entire lap of the world famous Isle of Man TT course (37.75 miles). Children have been pushing themselves harder than ever trying to complete as many laps as possible before we break up fo…
Today we were visited by three coaches from Blackburn Rovers Football Club. The whole school were able to participate in football coaching sessions working on ball skills and movement, and most importantly had the opportunity to play a few games of football. Children in KS2 also participated in som…
During this half term children have been adding stars with book recommendations on to a display by the library. The idea is to encourage reading and to share the love of books. At the end of each half term the stars will be taken down and 2 winners will be chosen at random to receive a £10 book vou…
A huge well done to the amazing Year 6 team who participated in the UCM Handball Tournament today. 2nd place for the girls and 4th place for the boys. A fantastic afternoon!
Our 2 wallabies have been painted and are now ready to be returned to the Hospice, where they will form part of the "Wallabies gone Wild" hunt. We think you will agree they look fantastic and we have to say a massive thank you to Miss Bridson and Mrs Costello for their amazing painting skills.
Yr 6 Prefects visited the Live at Home group this week to present a cheque of £500 raised during our school Valentines Afternoon Tea!