In addition to the chance to dance I have been sent some home resources from DDMIX. Follow this link https://ddmixforschools.com/home-resources and put in the case sensitive password DDMIXhome Once in, click on the video files button and they will appear below. There are several sessions to choose…
Hope you are all doing ok in this sudden lockdown. Fingers crossed we will be back to school as normal soon. If you would like a dance workout then click on the link below. Darcy Bussell's team have been busy creating materials for use at home during the lockdown. Mums, dad and grandparents can tak…
Can you help us make some short films to help teach people Manx? Here are the scripts short scripts for films for Ireland.pdf and here is a film from Bnr Clague Filym son Cassan project. We will edit together all of the short clips to make topic themed films for our friends in Ireland and it would…
This short film will provide you with some information of how we will use Teams with your children Check out the video here
The following short video should provide an overview of how we will use Teams during lockdown. Check out the video here
Brastyl Barrule have been studying a class Irish Tale on a Monday. The story tells the tale of Setanta and why his name changed to Cuchulainn. The first part of our film is here You can view the second part of our film here
Thank you to those who've bravely dipped into our new online learning platform to try out the Christmas Quiz. The quiz deadline has been extended to Thursday 17th and I will endeavour to discover why some younger children's passwords are not working and get back to those who have contacted me. Than…
Our media teams have been busy again this term and met some very tight deadlines. Our latest newspaper "Rollage ny Nollick' will be for sale very soon. Our latest radio programme Radio Nollickcan be heard here and will be broadcast on Manx Radio's 'Traa dy liooar' programme next Monday 15th at 5pm…
Va oie feer taitnyssagh ain ec y cheeill son Shirveish y Nollick. A great night was had by all at the Christmas Service on Thursday night. Jeant dy mie dagh ooilley pheiagh eddyr paitchyn as ynseyderyn. The evening finished with a Bunscoill classic which you can view here