St Ninian

St Ninian House

Wisdom, faith and community

Our Patron: St Ninian

St Ninian is recognised as one of Scotland’s earliest Christian missionaries. He was a builder of communities, a teacher, and a bridge-builder who brought people together through faith, understanding and wisdom.

St Ninian’s life highlights the importance of connection, reflection and shared purpose.

What St Ninian House Stands For

St Ninian House promotes:

• wisdom and thoughtful decision-making

• faith and reflection

• community and belonging

• learning as a shared journey

It values depth, understanding and the power of working together.

Symbolism of St Ninian House

St Ninian is often associated with:

• light – guidance, learning and hope

• the church/community – belonging and shared faith

• journey and teaching – growth through reflection

These symbols reinforce the importance of connection and understanding.

Living the School Values in St Ninian House

In St Ninian House, school values are lived through:

• thoughtful engagement with learning

• respect for different perspectives

• commitment to community and belonging

• reflection on actions and choices

Learners are encouraged to consider:

“How do my choices contribute to a positive, inclusive community?”

What This Looks Like in Practice

For learners

• Showing respect and consideration for others

• Engaging thoughtfully in learning and discussion

• Supporting peers to feel included and valued

• Taking pride in belonging to a community

For staff

• Modelling reflective practice and calm leadership

• Building inclusive classroom and House cultures

• Supporting learner wellbeing and belonging

• Strengthening relationships through consistency and care

St Ninian House Identity

St Ninian House is a community rooted in wisdom, reflection and belonging, where learners grow together in confidence, understanding and faith.