Making Shapp Scobbey every morning is throwing up lots of exciting challenges! Collecting information about who would rather not have banana/beetroot on their sandwich/cracker, working out quantities, hygiene and presentation, and taking a tally of what the customers thought of the snack-it's inten…
Our new Shapp Scobbey is now underway, with a different group making healthy snacks for the class, Monday to Thursday, under the leadership of the recipe's creator. The children have been co-operative and well-organised, cooking to a deadline. Today we had an afternoon investigating birds, which is…
Gura mie ayd Alex Wotton of Manx radio for attending the Brastyl 2 fashion show, you can listen to her report by clicking below. Manx Radio Mandate
Ta brastyl tree er ve gynsagh shenn skeealyn voish Papua Niugini. Check out the film we've been working on in brastyl 3 about PNG from the link below. Jeeagh er shoh dy akin yn fillym:
Ta shin er ve jannoo ram obbyr mychione keylljyn 'liaghee er y gherrid as ta shin er ve feddyn magh mychione raad t'ad sy theihll. Ta ny patchyn er ve jannoo ram bratteeyn voish ny cheeraghyn shoh. Vel fys ec peiagh erbee cre voish ta'n fer shoh cheet? Name that flag!
Ashlishyn Well, what an exciting day! This morning Brastyl 2 shared their work from their topic on wearable art by putting on a fashion show. Our guests of honour, sustainable fashion designer Bethany Williams, and Sue, Myra and Doreen from the Manx Wearable Art team were really impressed by the ch…
Club Roie will resume after Easter. Gura mie mooar eu Karen and Sarah for helping us out while Bnr Matthews has been working through every lunch hour to cover staff shortages! If we have enough regular runners we may field a team in the Foxdale small school's cross country competition in May. As ev…
Brastyl 2 are currently exploring multiplication as repeated addition. On Monday, Thomas and Alex decided to sort our seed potatoes in a fairy bun tray to work out if we had enough room left to plant them all in our lazy bed. Can you find any examples of everyday items arranged in equal groups at h…
Sue and Myra from Manx Wearable Art came in to show us some of their wonderful creations on Friday. It was very inspiring to see what could be created from cast off materials with a little imagination and creativity!