At Bunscoill Rhumsaa, we believe children learn better when they are encouraged to use their imagination and apply learning to engaging contexts. That's why we provide learning challenges which require children to solve problems, apply themselves creatively and express their knowledge and understanding effectively throughout the curriculum.
Our imaginative topics provide an engaging environment for children to develop new skills, increase their knowledge and become independent learners, while our 'essential skills' framework ensures that children's progress is carefully monitored so each pupil is able to focus on their individual learning requirements.
On our website, you'll be able to keep up to date with our adventures in learning - we hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
We were delighted to once again send a fantastic group of musicians to the Guild, and we're all so proud of just how terrifically well they performed! Our amazing folk group, Share na Veg, put on a fantastic show and were awarded second place (missing out by just one mark!). It was a clean sweep in…
On Thursday 2nd May, we will be visited by some of the coaching team from Championship club Blackburn Rovers! They'll be working with all of our Key Stage 2 pupils and putting them through their paces on the football pitch - should be lots of fun and, for our budding footballers, a very useful insi…
We were delighted to receive some complimentary copies of 'An Isle of Man ABC', a new children's book by local author Gemma Hjerth, kindly provided to the school by @eqiomgroup. Every child in Year Two took home their very own copy, and there was also a copy for every other classroom in school!
You may remember that at the start of this term Year 3 learnt how to make gelato at 'The Gelatory' as part of their Scrumdiddlyumptious topic. They were given the opportunity to design their own flavour as part of a competition, the winners being Josh and Jayden. They created a banana gelato, with…
An excellent effort for our Girls Handball Team saw them crowned as champions at yesterday's Primary School Handball Tournament! It was a tough competition with a really high standard of play on show, so it's quite the result! Our boys team also performed very well indeed, reaching the semi-final,…
Our wonderful musicians put in some fantastic performances today at the Manx Folk Awards in Douglas. In fact, they were so good that they managed to bring home the Outstanding Contribution Award for this year! It was a brilliant day of music from our own pupils and those of Dhoon, Marown, Sulby and…
Our Reception classes have been thoroughly enjoying their Forest School sessions so far this year! Mrs Quaye is a qualified Forest School Teacher, so we know that our pupils are getting a great experience while they're out and about. Forest School is a terrific learning process which allows childre…
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Our week began with a treat from the Ramsey Music Society, who were touring schools with Alberto, a guitarist from Venice. He was here to play a concert at RGS that evening. The children were given the opportunity to ask him questions, and they quizzed him on his inspirations, practise and favourit…
