Welcome to Queen Elizabeth II High School. We are proud to serve the community of the west of the Isle of Man. We are situated on the outskirts of Peel, a small fishing village in the west of the Island. Our motto in is Manx Gaelic is “Gleck dty share dy kinjagh” which means “always strive to do your utmost” and underpins our school CARE values of courage, aspiration, respect and endeavour.
Students are at the heart of all decisions made at Queen Elizabeth II High School. We are passionate, dedicated educators who are committed to providing a dynamic, challenging and engaging learning environment to allow the learning of a wide range of skills and knowledge. Our academic standards and achievements in A Level and GCSE are excellent and are regularly above the island averages.
This past week marked the first Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award expedition that has been undertaken by QEII in many years. We conquered an expedition in the Lake District, which consisted of 4 days and 3 nights of camping, various weather conditions and strenuous mountains along the way. From hiking…
We are delighted to announce that Onnee and Thumbiko have been appointed as QEII’s new Head Students. Both have demonstrated commitment, integrity and a strong sense of responsibility, and we are confident they will represent our school community with pride. We would also like to extend our sincere…
Congratulations to Team Inverto, winners of the Hansard Sustainability Award at this year’s Junior Achievement company programme final! This award is given to a student company whose business has shown a strong commitment to sustainability, whether through their product, business practices or overa…
Accompanying our fabulous Spring Showcase, just before Easter we invited staff and students to take part in an open Art and Des…
Huge congratulations to all of our Bronze DofE students who successfully completed their training day this week! They worked ha…
On Tuesday 28th April we held our bi-annual Headteacher’s Commendation Afternoon Tea. It was a wonderful event, with 41 student…
