Enjoying learning and achieving, together
This week three classes visited St Thomas's Church to see the Gaia display. All children were amazed by the sheer size of the art instillation and found it very thought provoking. All children wrote their own pledge to say how they personally want to help sustain a healthy planet and the year 4 chi…
Today, Mrs Creasey signed Year 4 up to take part in a Pobble online writing session that was hosted on Zoom. Pobble is an online site that hosts a calendar of 365 incredible images with ready-made writing activities to inspire young writers and their imagination. Today, the pieces of writing and th…
Thank you to everyone who came to visit our Art Exhibition. We raised over £318 for the RNLI.
Today some of the staff and children caught the briefest glimpse of the Queen as she passed by Kewaigue School. Both the Queen and the Lieutenant Governor gave the children a big wave as they drove past. Hopefully the link below will take you to a little video clip of them passing by. https://drive…
On Tuesday Petrina Kent, a talented local artist came to visit Kewaigue. She shared her artwork with the children during an assembly and talked with them about how she became an artist and what inspires her. The children very much enjoyed the visit and themselves left the assembly inspired!
Today Mr Perkins, from Douglas Lifeboat Station, came to visit Kewaigue. He told us all about how Sir William Hillary first set up the RNLI and why. He also talked to us about how the boats and the equipment used has changed over the last 200 years. At the end of his presentation he dressed Lewis u…
Yesterday Mrs Wilson and Mr Stevens took our girls football team along to an inter school football competition. The weather was awful but the girl's attitude and ability was exceptional. They played their socks off and Mr Stevens and Mrs Wilson were blown away by how well they played. Well done gir…
We all celebrated World Book Day this year and we had some wonderful costume ideas. Here is a picture of our winners from each class.
On Tuesday, Laura Espinosa Moon, a local Manx artist came to visit our year 3 class. Laura spent some time talking to the children about how she became an artist and sharing examples of her work with the children. Later she introduced the children to acrylic paints and showed them how to mix colour…