Don't forget tomorrow children are invited to bring along a £1 and wear clothes reflecting what they like to do in their spare time, in support of Children in Need. Alternatively children may just wear non uniform. Thanks for your support.
Reception LetterKS1 LetterKS2 LetterInvitation Letter Dear Parents, Please refer to the relevant letter for your child so you know what to bring for the Dress Down Day on Monday 20th November.
This week is Anti-Bullying week and at Cronk y Berry we have launched the campaign with odd socks day! The charity, Anti-Bullying Alliance, have encourage odd socks day as an opportunity for children to express themselves and appreciate individuality and uniqueness! Anti-Bullying Week shines a spot…
The 2017/18 School Council had a special visitor to their meeting this week. After choosing the Isle of Man Foodbank as their chosen charity this Christmas, the School Council invited Neal Mellon from the Isle of Man Foodbank to their meeting to find out more. He spent some time explaining how they…
Year 6 have been learning about how creatures adapt to survive in their environment. On Thursday 26th October Dawn Dickens, Education Officer from the Manx Wildlife Trust, came to visit us and brought some amazing Manx sea creatures for us to look at. Some of us were brave enough to touch a sea ane…
Children in Y1 had a great time blackberry picking this morning down 'Blackberry Lane'. They have collected enough berries to make some delicious jam next week.
Our children were pleased to welcome ex-professional footballer, Mark Wright in school today. Mark led the assembly and talked at length about his career, playing for various teams including Oxford United, Southampton, Derby and Liverpool as well as captaining England. We watched a clip of Mark sco…
We were delighted to welcome Andy Warn in school this week. Andy involved the children in some wonderful Chinese music and drama and the children loved acting out the part of the Chinese Dragon and Lion whilst keeping the rhythm using percussion instruments. A hugely memorable experience for everyo…
Superb performances from the children this morning at the 125th Manx Music Festival earned the children first place and a distinction (88 marks) in the Mixed choir (up to Y2) class. The children remembered everything they had been taught and their singing captured the audience from start to finish…
