Cullybackey College – 2 Slemish – 0 The Year 8 Hockey team played their first match of the Ballymena League against rivals Slemish on Wednesday 21st November at the Mugga 3G pitch. The girls started off the game really well, with lots of energy and determination. The forwards were constantly attacking Slemish’s defence. Jessica Wilkinson and Elana […]
Cullybackey College – 2 Slemish – 0 The Year 8 Hockey team played their first match of the Ballymena League against rivals Slemish on Wednesday 21st November at the Mugga 3G pitch. The girls started off the game really well, with lots of energy and determination. The forwards were constantly attacking Slemish’s defence. Jessica Wilkinson and Elana
As a school we are always keen to listen to our key stakeholders – parents, pupils and teachers, to help us to be the best school that we can be – creating opportunities for the success of our students. The partnership that parents play in this process is extremely valuable and we would like you to
The Year 8/9 team, who qualified from the regional futsal tournament, travelled to the Shankhill Leisure Centre to compete in the NI Finals. The young team competed well, beating St Mary’s Lisburn 4-2, although lost narrowly to Ashfield Boys’ and Kilkeel to miss out on the final. Goals from Robbie Speirs, Dylan Duff and Luke
Cullybackey’s Year 8 Netball team fought hard against rivals Dunclug recently, to draw 4-4. However, their form improved with today’s game against St Patrick’s College, where they won 5-3. Well done to all the girls involved.
Some pictures from recent year 10 practicals where students prepared and decorated adapted sponges. Star Baker was awarded to Keelie Bromley, Demi Carley and Kanaan Conney for their excellent team work, presentation and helpfulness in class.
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SU met today at lunchtime. Rachel and Bob from SUNI spoke to us about being afraid, and how we can be sure that God will give us strength and courage to do things, even if we are afraid.
On Tuesday 3rd September 1968, a new school opened its doors for the first time under the title Cullybackey County Secondary School. A teaching staff of thirteen (nine men and four women), led by the Principal Mr Samuel Hanna, was ready to welcome 301 school children, who arrived into school on what was
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Year 10 History students visited the Somme Centre, Newtownards on Friday 9th November 2018. During the educational visit pupils further advanced their knowledge and understanding of the current unit they are studying on World War One. During the guided tour pupils learned about the outbreak of the war, recruitment, conditions in the trenches and handled
Travel and Tourism pupils recently visited Northern Ireland’s most famous natural attraction, the Giant’s Causeway. The weather fortunately stayed dry as pupils explored the area, learned about its background and why it attracts so many visitors worldwide. All of this is important and beneficial information for their A-Level study.
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