Enjoying learning and achieving, together
Recently, Kewaigue attended an inter school badminton competition. The children had all been attending a club ran by parents on a Tuesday evening, here at Kewaigue. The event was very well supported and the children played their socks off. It was a real pleasure to attend this event and watch the c…
The children had a great time on Wednesday afternoon, when a theatre group visited from the UK to perform a pantomime. They were all really engaged and enthusiastic, showed superb audience participation, and the theatre group filled in a form afterwards saying the children were absolutely gorgeous…
Thank you to all families who donated money to this year's poppy appeal. You were all very generous and it was so lovely to see the children of Kewaigue proudly wearing their poppies, poppy bands and zip tags. On Friday, myself and two pupils, Joel and Marcus, went to Santon Church to lay a wreath…
Kewaigue would like to say a big thank you to all the families that sent in shoeboxes last week. These boxes have been delivered to the group that will take them out to the needy families in Eastern Europe.
The year 3 children have been busy the past few weeks building shelters as part of their Jungle topic. On Friday they shared their designs and creations with the whole school. I am sure you would agree that these miniature shelters look amazing!
Today, Mrs Mylchreest and some children from school council went to the IOM Foodbank to deliver the food donated at harvest festival. When we arrived we were invited to look around the centre to see how our donation would be processed. The children were keen to learn how the donations would be used…
On Wednesday the whole school travelled to Braddan Church to celebrate our Harvest Festival. The children and families kindly donated lots of food that was taken later in the week to the IOM Foodbank.
On Friday, Year 3 and 4 enjoyed a visit from Marie Stephens. She is part of the Manx Lit Festival and she shared some of her favourite poems. After performing these she shared a way for us to create one of our own poems using pictures and repetitive language. We then worked in groups to create our…
Last week our year 5 and 6 children were invited to the family library to take part in a LEGO and coding session. The session was ran by Raising Robots who are an authorised LEGO Education partner and a delivery partner for RAF Youth and STEM. During the session the children worked with Spike Prime…