In Poppy Class we have been learning the story of the Little Red Hen. "Who will help me knead the bread?" "We will!" said Poppy Class. Have a look in the Gallery for more photos. See more on the Michael School blog...
The children all came dressed in red today, to help raise money for BBC Children in Need. Read more on the Foxdale School blog...
We've enjoyed an excellent Anti-Bullying Week this year, with the whole school taking part in Odd Socks Day, our Year 5 pupils planning and delivering a whole range of activities to the other classes, and even a visit from Mrs Yorkshire the Baking Bard herself! We hope that this week has helped our…
Today Year 6 hosted a World War Two themed Community Afternoon Tea. We were so thrilled that so many people from our community joined us for a fun filled afternoon of singing, drama, dancing and cake. A massive thank you to Mrs Beggs and Year 6 for all their hard work. We are also very gratefully t…
Wow! What an afternoon! With some extremely tense moments and some fantastic playing from the whole team! We placed 2nd in our Pool and we think (waiting for confirmation) 7th overall out of 31 teams! I am so unbelievably proud of the whole team, you were so supportive of each other and showed resi…
We have signed up for The Giving Machine! It is a referral website that you can sign up for free of charge and use for your online shopping. It then donates a percentage of your spending to school funds that will be used to supplement trips and resources for your children in school. Some of the web…
Last half term Class 4F went down to the Cathedral for a music workshop led by Ruth Keggin-Gell. The children learned some manx songs, along with some actions and dance moves! It was really interactive and great fun. Here is a clip of the class creating a musical rainstorm. Read more on the Peel Cl…
Raising awareness and money for Children in Need! Read more on the Marown School blog...
Lest we forget... On Monday, Year 6 led us in an assembly to mark Remembrance Day. We learnt about WW2 and also why we wear poppies. Thanks to all the year groups for making poppies to display around school. See more on the Henry Bloom Noble School blog...