Enjoying learning and achieving, together
Recycling Day This Term Kewaigue School Council arranged a Recycling Day for the whole school. The children were organised in mixed year groups and enjoyed a day learning about the importance of recycling and making various pieces of art from the recycled items they bought in from home.
Today the staff and children of Kewaigue welcomed a very special visitor to our school. Sir John Lorimer, the Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man, came in to school to meet the children and host an assembly. The children all listened attentively whilst he spoke about his family, his interests an…
Today, Lexie, Anna-Rose and Lola hosted the first 'child led' assembly on their chosen topic of horses. The girls talked at length about the different equipment needed to ride and look after horses and also held a question and answer session. The assembly finished with them sharing a short video of…
On Thursday Mr Ken Mitchell and group from the Douglas Brass Band came into school to perform for us and to teach us all about brass instruments. At the end of the assembly children interested in taking up a brass instrument and joining Douglas Brass Band had a try of some instruments and were give…
Last week the children of Kewaigue voted on which design they felt was the best one to be added to the IOM Hospice postcard that will eventually be sent into space. The winners were Charlie Skrabucha, Finn McDonald, Lisa Taylor and Alesia Panas. This week Hospice IOM came into school to interview t…
On Wednesday a group of Year children went to Cronkbourne Cricket club to take part in an inter schools tournament. The children played extremely well winning every game that they played. Well done Team Kewaigue!
On Tuesday we held a STEM day here at Kewaigue. All classes were fully engaged with science, technology, engineering and maths activities all day. We were lucky enough to have sessions throughout the day with the Young Engineers IOM team who helped guide the staff and pupils through the activities.…
This week our Year Six pupils attended the Crucial Crew Road Show, an event that happens every year and is available to all year six children on island. This year the children took part in may different workshops including first aid, water safety, safe internet use and safety in the home.
This term 20 children at Kewaigue took part in a chess competition organised by Mr Quane. The event was kindly sponsored again by the Hunter Family , allowing us to provide trophies to the winners and certificates to the most improved. 1st place: Maya Creer 2nd place: Marcus Creer 3rd place: Liam M…