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P4C is an approach to learning and teaching where children are taught how to create their own philosophical questions. They then choose one question that is the focus of a philosophical enquiry, or dialogue. For example the question might be 'is it ever ok to steal?' Teachers, as facilitators, supp…
Mrs Mellon and Miss Saltwell have been busy over the holidays creating a new display in school linked to one of our current school improvement areas. This brilliant display is about how we can have the right mindset to be successful learners and shows the difference between how we might feel if we…
Well done to our three Year 4 pupils who read a section of Little Red Bird in Manx at the Manx Folk Awards today. One of them managed to gain 2nd Place - this was brilliant considering how nervous they all were about taking part. They have only been learning Manx since January so it is fabulous tha…
Well done to our four Year 6's who gave brilliant readings of a section of The Gruffalo in Manx at the final day of the Manx Folk Awards today. We finished on a real high with one of the girls getting 1st Place. Brilliant effort!
Well done to our brass players for putting themselves forward for the Prash Class in the Manx Folk Awards this year. It was brilliant to see them working together in pairs this morning to perform two songs each (Crabfish and The Cormorant). Well done to one of our pairs for coming 2nd in the class.…
Our two student teachers from Edge Hill University organised for Cullyn Class to make Manx bonnag today as part of their food topic. They all worked really well and produced some delicious bonnag for everyone to enjoy.
Hibbin Class really enjoyed showing off some of their amazing yoga skills in their final session for this year.
Well done to Farvane and Cullyn Class for taking part in a 'Big Tidy Up' of our school playground and immediate local area this afternoon. Thank you to Bill from Beach Buddies for organising this event along with representatives from Friends of the Earth, Douglas Borough Council and the Mayor of Do…
Some of the KS2 children have been working really hard over the last couple of weeks to train for the Primary School's Cross Country Competition at Noble's Park. All the training was worthwhile as the team managed to gain some really great places and move up the ranking in all categories. Well done…