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Many thanks to everyone who came to our recent Paws for Thought tea party. We hope our competition winners enjoyed their prizes!
You may have read an article in the press recently regarding our school meals service. Last week there was an incident where food that had been left out to defrost leaked out of its packaging. This was identified before 8.30am, and relevant persons notified in order that we could ensure that food t…
What a great afternoon we all had raising money for the MSPCA. Miss Reeday did an excellent job of organising the activities, and we are all looking forward to finding out who wins the fantastic cake!
Year Six have all been involved in a film making project this year, an anti smoking youth project. Their films have been entered into a competition - please vote for your favourite! The names of the films are: Devil & Angel Smoking Lesson Don’t Smoke News Programme See What Happens The Local News W…
The staff of Braddan School are determined to keep fit and healthy - just like the children! They have recently started 'boxercise' after school to have a go at different type of exercise. Everyone is enjoying trying something new.
The children in our Early Years classes had an afternoon tea party to celebrate the Royal Wedding.
This young man has always been a whizz with numbers - so much so that for the last two years he has been having his maths lessons with students at Ballakermeen High School. We were so proud to learn that he was amongst some of the Ballakermeen students to recently take part in a maths challenge - a…
We were privileged in Year 3 to be asked to host visitors from a school in Uganda, who were here as the guests of their sponsors, Standard Bank. Christine (14) and her teachers, Beatrice and Margaret, came to tell us about going to school in Uganda and about the daily lives of the children there. O…
We love finding out about all the things our girls and boys are interested in and take part in outside of school. We were very proud to spot this young man carrying the flag at Tynwald on St George's day.