Turrys dys Purt ny h-Inshey
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Wow...Va turrys liauyr as yindyssagh ain jiu edder Ballet Keeill Eoin as Purt ny h-Inshey. Jeant dy mie dagh ooilley phaitchey as gura mie eu dagh peiagh haink marin jiu. Ooilley skee nish!

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Turrys Brastyl Sniaul
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Brastyl Sniaul had a great trip on Wednesday. We started off in Peel Castle having a guided tour in Gaelg from Ree Olaf. While we were there we worked on our battle skills. We then moved to the House of Manannan to do some filming to teach future pupils about the Vikings in Mann. The Children made…

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Date Noa!
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Creck Eaddagh Save the new date 12 th June 2-4.30 for Mooinjer Veggey's sale of pre-loved ladies' clothes in the St Johns Methodist Hall. Come and grab a bargain while supporting Manx Gaelic education.

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Drogh naight veih Norlann!
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We've been receiving more disturbing reports from Norway. Come along to the Methodist hall in July for a detailed description of some terrible Viking exploits. RAAUE: Not for the faint-hearted. Look out for further details of how to book in the near future.

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Y Kiark Ain!
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When we discovered that a feral hen was laying in the garden last Autumn we made a wonderful cake...and then some meringues-yummyssagh! This term, as we have been learning about reproduction and life-cycles, we decided to watch and wait when we noticed she was laying in our compost heap. She has be…

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Criggad ec y Vunscoill
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Guru mie ayd Sally son cheet stiagh as cooney lhien lesh Criggad moghrey jiu Thanks to IOM Cricket for a great morning learning about and enjoying the game.

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Aalish sauail eean thunnag
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Aalish wanted to share the exciting news that she has rescued an abandoned duckling which would have died and has been looking after it. She has done a great job and now the duckling is being re-homed with experts in Castletown. Jeant dy mie y lught thie Kilgallon.

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