Show Respect - Learn Together - Try Your Best
At Braddan we aim to develop the values of Respect, Caring, Listening, Community, Equity and Curiosity in all of the pupils, as well as modelling these as adults on a daily basis across the school.
You can read all about the Isle of Man Essentials For Learning by following this link https://e4l.sch.im to see what all the schools on the Isle of Man work towards together to provide the best education for your children.
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Mrs Cowin had a wonderful surprise today. One of our wonderful parents nominated her as a 'Super Teacher' and she was lucky enough to have 40 delicious cakes delivered from Robinsons Fresh Foods. We really enjoyed them. Thank you!
We are really looking forward to seeing everyone back at school. We understand that there may be some children who still need to rain at home - so Home Learning will still be available. Over the last three months teachers have posted a whole range of learning onto 'itslearning' for each class, and…
We are really pleased to say that pupils from all year groups will be able to return to Braddan from 22nd June.
With the need for social distancing being removed as from tomorrow, we are hoping that we will be able to welcome all children back to Braddan in the next couple of weeks. On 17th June our 'Hub' children will return to Braddan, and then on Monday 22nd the year 6 and 2s can return - HOWEVER, we may…
We have been busy getting Braddan School ready for us to be able to return from the 17th June with the children currently attending the CYB Hub. We are preparing for years 6 and 2 to be able to return as soon as the Chief Minister announces a date. School will look different, and there will be some…
From 17th June pupils who have been attending the CronkyBerry Hub School will be moving back to Braddan, which will be able to accommodate a limited number of pupils in line with current social distancing guidance. It is only those pupils who will be returning initially. The Government has informed…
Hedgehog and Tortoise are great friends. They want to give each other a great big hug, but they're not allowed to touch at the moment. If you liked this story, you might also like this one. 'While we can't hug' is the sequel to the lovely book 'The Hug'.
One of our 6Rs is resilience, and we all need lots of that at the moment, and part of being resilient is knowing what an uncertain process learning can sometimes be. On 16th May it is St Brendans day, a day in school where we usually celebrate all things Manx. St Brendan went on many strange and un…
The Admin team at Ballakermeen will be sending parents a letter in the next few days. Enclosed with it will be this friendship form. Please will you fill it in with your child and return it to Ballakermeen in the pre-paid envelope. Friendship_List_1_.pdf
Look at these amazing World Earth day biscuits that two of our wonderful pupils baked today to celebrate the World Earth Day being 50! What did you get up to today to celebrate or to mark the occasion? CBBC Newsround says that Earth Day is a celebration of the planet we live on as well as an opport…
It's great to see what learning you've been doing at home.
Enjoy our lovely Easter Bonnets - we hope they help to brighten up your day!
Send us photos of any learn you might be doing at home - whatever it is!
In uncertain times, it is important to still smile.
Mrs Oates is loving the sound of Rick Astley around school at the moment, as it is our favourite sone to wash our hands to! Her…
Year 6 kicked off the Spring with their first session using our new outdoor learning space - The Hideout. They had lots of fun…
We are so impressed with all of the costumes that people wore for world book day. Some people chose to wear pyjamas instead to…
Everyone had a great time at our recent disco - it was lovely to have all of the children involved, and big thanks goes to year…
Year Six spent an exciting time visiting the Hogwarts experience at Ballakermeen High School library as part of their transitio…
