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Today Kewaigue were visited by Carolyn, Paula, Sarah and Sammy the Sheep from the Manx NFU. Sammy made himself very at home wandering around the school and meeting all the children. He was particularly fond of nibbling Sophia's shoelaces! The visit began with a story in the hall and a talk about ho…
Hello Little People are making a brand new piece of theatre, and they needed Kewaigue’s help! The Wildlife Project, commissioned by Manx Wildlife Trust, is an interactive show made for and with young people. As part of this, the children in Year 2 were asked to be part of an exciting new creative w…
Year 4 had a visit from Beth who works for the Wildlife Trust. She held a fantastic session with the children that involved looking for clues, discovering facts about the numerous marine animals around our Island and creating these with playdough. The children thoroughly enjoyed the session and wer…
On Thursday we had a very special visitor to our School. He brought along with him his reindeer and his sleigh. The children in Key Stage One had very exciting time travelling down to his sleigh to have a little chat with Santa about what they would like this Christmas. I hope Santa has a few unico…
What's the Crime Mr Wolf? I am sure you will all agree that the KS2 children and staff put on an amazing performance this week. Every year I think that the production can not get any better but each year I am surprised. I thoroughly enjoyed watching all the children perform, the acting, jokes and d…
Christmas Jumper Day here at Kewaigue today!
Today a few children from Mrs Creasey's class went to Rileys Garden Centre to collect some seeds that they were kindly donating to our school. The children carefully went through the packets and collected a mixture of flower, fruit and vegetable seeds. We cannot wait for Spring to get planting them…
It has been a day of singing today, finishing the afternoon recording our Carol Cup entry. Keep an eye on Three FM Facebook site to see the actual recording.
Today our older choir members travelled to Nobles Hospital to sing to staff and patients. We joined Ballacottier Choir to sing a selection of new and old Christmas songs. A big thank you to both Mrs Howland and Miss Laurence, from Ballacottier, who made this event happen. A big thank you too, to Fa…