Douglas primary school opened on 10 October 1892
A Douglas primary school is marking its 130th anniversary today.
Kewaigue was opened on 10 October 1892, after permission was granted to draw water from the well across the lane at the back of the school.
The original part of the school contains the kitchen, toilets, hall, library and the office.
An extension was opened in September 1995, containing three classrooms, a shared area, staffroom and entrance hall.
In September 2000, a new classroom and a multi-purpose room were completed in the basement, and in 2012 a further extension was opened, which provides more children's toilet facilities, storage and office space and also a library.
In its history, there have only been 11 headteachers.
Current head, Adrian Shorthouse, explained how the children are going to mark the day:
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