Sixth Form presented a cheque to Habitat for Humanity for £1300 this week. This phenomenal amount of money was raised through a variety of events held throughout the school year. A massive well done goes to our Sixth Form for all of their hard work and considerable thanks to everyone inside and outside of school […]
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The Year 11 boys ended their year with a battling 3-0 win against Dunclug College at the Ballymena Showgrounds. Traditionally there hasn’t been much contest between the two sides over the past 4 years and this game proved no different. Cullybackey, with the aid of a stiffening breeze, took the lead after Noah Stewart found
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The Year 8 team recently booked their place in the final against Slemish College after an impressive 7-0 victory over Sperrin Integrated College. The boys got off to the best possible start after Robbie Spiers finished off a flowing move down the right-hand side. This was the beginning of 20 minutes of fast attacking football
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In a rip roaring Mid-Antrim Final at Ballymena’s Showgrounds, Cullybackey College’s Year 9s defied all odds to clinch their first piece of silverware at school, defeating St Killian’s 5-4 in a memorable final. Buoyed on by their 120 strong pupil support, the ‘Men in Maroon’ performed with total commitment throughout, something which was needed in
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Two Girls represented Cullybackey College on Saturday 16th March at the Ulster Schools’ St Patrick’s day show at the Meadows, Lurgan. Yasmin Gillespie in Year 9, was very unlucky to be disqualified at fence 4 after all the preparation in the warm up arena. Jessica Mark in YRear11 had two ponies out competing. Lilly had
Two Girls represented Cullybackey College on Saturday 16th March at the Ulster Schools’ St Patrick’s day show at the Meadows, Lurgan. Yasmin Gillespie in Year 9, was very unlucky to be disqualified at fence 4 after all the preparation in the warm up arena. Jessica Mark in YRear11 had two ponies out competing. Lilly had
Year 10 pupils Leah Carson and Abigail Gage secured places on the Battlefield Trip where they joined in a Remembrance service of a buried WWI soldier and visited the Somme battlefields. They visited Langemark where the white poppies represent pacifism and paid tribute to some of the youngest soldiers to die in the First World
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Mrs McDonald spoke at SU this week. We discussed how important it was to be thankful to God for everything he has given us, and what the Bible says we should be thankful about. It’s great to see so many pupils who join us for SU at every meeting.
Mrs McDonald spoke at SU this week. We discussed how important it was to be thankful to God for everything he has given us, and what the Bible says we should be thankful about. It’s great to see so many pupils who join us for SU at every meeting.
The Under 13 Rugby team braved the soggy conditions to finish the development tournament at Cambridge House Grammar School, unbeaten and respective champions in their division. The team consisting of Year 8 and 9 pupils displayed some scintillating attacking Rugby and gritty defensive work to produce a clean sweep of victories. The forwards led by
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