The Year 9 girls played in an inter-school tournament hosted at Castle Rushen on Friday. The girls won 1, drew 2 and lost 2, finishing 4th overall. All the girls involved played very well and showed great team work and spirit in every match right up to the final whistle. At the end of the tournamen…
On Friday, the Senior Prefects of the school were elected. The Isle of Man Election Commission ran the election, with official representatives from the Cabinet Office and the Douglas City Council. The election is conducted under the same system that is used in the Manx General election and 24 prefe…
Year 10 student Evie created her very own podcast, 'Talking in the Dark' to raise awareness about blindness, visual impairment and disability in general, in a happy and light-hearted way. Evie was born with a condition called bilateral anopthalmia, meaning her eyes didn’t develop, and as a result E…
Our 2024 Spring Concert took place last night and was a wonderful evening of music and song! Special Thanks to our amazing accompanist: Dannii Bridson, our fantastic Studio Theatre team led by Tony Eccles, our backstage colleagues looking after the students, Kelly Firth who designed the programme,…
The Year 7 girls played in an inter-school football tournament on Wednesday where they won 2 games and lost 3 games to finish in 4th place. All the games were extremely close, and there was a fantastic standard of football played. Well done to all involved!
The Y7 Football festival took place yesterday at Ramsey Grammar School. Despite there being over 60 boys representing the school this season, Mr Stokoe could only take 28 players (3 teams). All boys were a credit to the school and gave 100% for the badge on the day. BHS won 9 out of 14 matches, and…
Congratulations to Krishna, Ben, and Miltos of Team Creed who won Junior Achievement Isle of Man's HSBC Student Company of the Year 2024 last night! The team also bagged the Zurich award for Innovation in Business, for their Sensoguard glove designed to assist those with visual impairments or blind…
Here's (most of) our wonderfully talented cast of the next school show- FAME JR, at their first ever music rehearsal!
Students from Years 7, 8, and 9 took part in a variety of activities during Science Week last week! Students were praised by science staff for their high levels of engagement and excellent attitude to learning. All activities were linked to the theme TIME. There is still time for students to enter…