Last week, the school was delighted to support Alder Hey children's hospital by taking part in a dress down pyjama day. The event was suggested by Davy Cunningham who, like many of our children, have experienced first hand the impact the hospital can have on young people's lives. Well done to Davy…
This is Asher! We are hoping that Asher will become a new (and first ever four legged) member of our Ashley Hill Team! About Asher Asher was born on 15th March here on the Isle of Man His Mum is a tan coloured Cocker Spaniel called Toffee and his Dad is a black coloured Poodle called Taffy which ma…
Earlier this week our Year 3 class had the opportunity to visit Conrhenny Plantation as part of the 'Trees for Life' initiative. We worked out that this year sees us involved in this event for the 13th consecutive year, particularly impressive and demonstrates the value the school places on learnin…
Today (Tuesday 11th February) saw the Ashley Hill 'Arrows' team take part in the National Hockey Finals at the NSC. Stepping up from a regional event to the National Finals was always going to be a challenge, but the players showed resilience throughout, and were determined to show off their full r…
Today (Thursday 6th Feb) saw twenty children from Year 3 & 4 take part in the regional hockey festival, organised by Manx Sport and Recreation. The children were split into 3 squads, the Aces, Arrows and Astros. The Aces and Arrows were pitted against each other in group A, and both completed their…
Over the weekend, children from all three schools in Onchan joined together to take part in the Remembrance services in the village. On Saturday, children lay crosses and read poems during a small service in the garden of Remembrance at St Peter's Church. This was followed by a Remembrance Sunday s…
Today (Monday 21st October) Ashley Hill went Pink to raise money for the Manx Cancer Support Group. Davison's Ice Cream van joined us to sell the children pink whippy ice cream. Needless to say, the fundraiser was a big hit with all the children and we hope to have raised a large amount of money fo…
It was an absolute pleasure to watch our Year 6 children perform at Bemahague last night (1st July) as part of the Big Noise concert. The concert plays a big part in our Year 6s transition up to high school, with them getting to know their new surroundings and building up friendships with children…
