Ballaugh School

Nurturing Independent, Aspirational Learners. Supported by Strong Partnerships with Home and the Community



Remembrance Sunday
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A huge heartfelt "thank you" to all the children from Ballaugh School that represented our community with such reverence and respect, so that we could remember the courage of others that came before us. Whether you were carrying the standard, laying the school wreath, reading in church or laying a…

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Community Hollantide
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Thank you to everyone that took part, attended and coached the children from Ballaugh School to perform at the annual Holantide Fair. The penny whistle playing, Manx dancing and readings were great. Thank you everyone.

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Northern Hockey Tournament
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Thank you to all our players that showed the School's values in abundance, particularly Courage and Respectcombined with Resilience. You all made Ballaugh proud to be associated with you (sorry we couldn't get a photo of you all). Well done.

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Cycling Safely
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We are very pleased to be able to share that all the children that took part passed their L1 and L2 cycling courses. Well done All. Thank you to the Road Safety Team for coming in, training and assessing everyone.

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Western Gala 25/4/2025
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Everyone associated with Ballaugh can feel very proud of how every child in the Western Gala squad represented you today with courage, resilience, and teamwork, as well as their performance. Not only did we get several 1sts, 2nds and 3rds but the boys also decided to do a "2-man" relay (all other t…

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African Drumming
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Today we very pleased to welcome Phil Kaila to the school to run a drumming workshop with the children. They enjoyed drumming along to many different styles. Thanks Phil

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Learning from our friends that keep us safe
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Today we were very happy to welcome PC 265 back to school this morning to talk to our Reception and Key Stage 1 children about staying safe and who to call for help. We also learned why police officers have numbers, what they carry on their belts and jackets and the sorts of jobs they do. Being a d…

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