Learning for Life - "Our vision is of a caring, happy school community where we build confidence, inspire a love of learning and have high aspirations for all".
We have two sites, the infant site on Stoney Road and the Junior site at Laureston Avenue.
Scoill yn Jubilee was created through an amalgamation of Ballaquayle Infant School and Murray’s Road Junior School in September 2012.
The building on the infant site dates from 1971. The building on the junior site was built in 1969, but there has been a school there since 1899.
The school is situated in the north west area of Douglas. Although it has an urban location, the infant site overlooks beautiful scenery to the west.
Back in June all of our SyJ pupils and staff took part in the Relay for Schools. We were overwhlemed with the amount of money our families raised and were delighted to be awarded the Relay In Schools Cup for raising £4343.91 for CRUK Relay for Life IOM. This was a massive achievement and we would l…
The Year 4 children thoroughly enjoyed a morning workshop with Adrian from Young Engineers.
Both teams played really well and grew as the tournament went on. The children really enjoyed themselves and were a credit to Jubilee. Jubilee Untied finished in 4th place and Jubilee Jets finished in 7th.
A massive congratulations to our Dolphin Swimming Gala team who won the Large Schools Category on Wednesday morning. They were so supportive of each other, and it was a great morning.
Congratulations to both our girls and boys cross country teams. The girls team came 11th overall, the boys teams came 3rd overall. This meant that as a school we finished in 5th position. A great achievement for all. Thank you to Miss Williams, Mrs Dodd and Mrs Killey.
9 girls took part in the Year 5 and 6 Football tournament. They were amazing, topping their group to go through to the semi-final. They won 1-0 in the semi-final to progress to the final. Before the final, the girls were unbeaten and did not concede a goal, this didn’t change when the final whistle…
14 girls took part in the Fun Netball Festival at King William’s College, they worked really hard as a team and gained some valuable experience in preparation for the netball tournament in the summer term.
Congratulations to our Daffodil winners.
Today we launched our new 6 Core Values. The children will be part of an Assembly this week introducing them to our new Core Values which are Understanding, Respect, Kindness, Honesty, Courage & Responsibility. We will have an Appreciation Assembly each Friday (starting 5th May), celebrating childr…