'Enjoyable Learning for Life'
We entered two teams, Vikings and Celts, into the Western District Football Tournament that took place at Kirk Michael school. All of the children played exceptionally well and the Celts managed to get to the final! The final was a very close game but unfortunately we lost 1-0. Well done to Marown…
The football team played very well at Union Mills Football Club in the IOMFA Millennium tournament on Saturday. The children played brilliantly as a team, there were some outstanding goals and exceptional saves from our goalkeeper, Arthur. Well done everybody!
Peel Clothworkers’ entered a netball team into the Western Netball Tournament at QEII High School on Wednesday 22nd June. A total of 7 teams entered the competition and we are delighted to announce that our team came 2nd place allowing us to qualify for the National Finals. Well done to the netball…
Our school House Captains were invited to the NSC to run around the track with the Queen's Commonwealth Baton. What a fantastic experience!
Four Year 4 children and two Year 5 children were invited to the prize presentation of the Design an Ad competition ran by the Isle of Man Newspapers. Five were awarded a 'highly commended' certificate for their brilliant entries and Kiera won overall in the Year 4 category - what a brilliant achie…
The Eco-Club children went down to Fenella Beach to carry out a litter-pick and see the Queen's Commonwealth Games Baton Relay as it came through Peel.
Here are our Eco-Schools children with Andrew Sutton of the Probation Service, who, along with Northern Men in Sheds, have installed new planting beds in our school garden. The children have planted a range of vegetables over the last few weeks and have had great fun doing so!
Drop in for a chat, coffee and piece of cake with the Autism & Social Communication Support Group at Centre 21, 16th June, 1pm - 3pm. All parents, carers and families welcome!
Inspired by a wonderful description of a pomegranate in the Year 5's topic novel, The Boy at the Back of the Class, the children have been using their five senses to write their own descriptions of other exotic fruits!