Yesterday over 40 boys took part in our in-school Rugby Blitz Celebration. Despite the poor weather conditions lots of fun was had by all as the boys played a series of competitive matches. This was a hugely successful event with many of the boys taking up the sport for the first time. Many thanks to […]
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Many thanks to Killagan Church of Ireland, 1st Ahoghill and 1st Portglenone Presbyterian Churches who held breakfast/coffee mornings as fundraisers for our trip to Romania in April. Collectively they raised £2990. Many thanks to all who all who supported these events.
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The College PE Department recently celebrated this years sporting success with a Sports Dinner and Awards evening at Ballymena Rugby Club. Awards were presented to pupils for football, hockey, netball and rugby, recognising the dedication of commitment of all players who have participated and represented the College this year. Many thanks to Ballymena Rugby Club
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March 14 or 3/14 is celebrated as Pi Day because 3.14 are the first digits of pi. The record for reciting the most number of decimal places of pi was achieved by Rajveer Meena at VIT University, Vellore, India on 21 March 2015. He was able to recite pi to 70,000 decimal places. To maintain
Junior SU had our final meeting of the year today at lunchtime. Our senior girls who are taking part in an Exodus trip to Romania spoke to us. Their trip is from 9th to 16th April and we will be praying that God protects and guides them when they are away.
This week, pupils were rewarded certificates during a reward assembly. The assembly recognised pupils who have been working hard, shown kindness, assisted staff, excelled at sport or other extra-curricular activities. These pupils were invited to attend a pizza lunch which they thoroughly enjoyed. Well done to all the recipients!
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Pictured are pupils who have maintained 100% attendance this academic year and were rewarded with certificates and a delicious breakfast in Toast. Good attendance is important because: Statistics show a direct link between under-achievement and absence below 95% Regular attenders make better progress, both socially and academically Regular attenders find school routines, school work and
Year 12 had a brilliant day out at the Curly Burn river on Friday. Pupils gathered data on how the river changed as they moved from the upper course to the lower course. Pupils will use this data to complete their Unit 3 exam.
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Congratulations to Year 11 pupil Cody Lau who recently won the School Sporting Performance Award at the recent Mid And East Antrim Council Sports Awards. Cody was shortlisted amongst a host of candidates and was voted the overall winner. This is awarded to an athlete or a team who has achieved outstanding performances for their
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Pictured are the girls representing the school at the St. Patrick’s Day competition at the Meadows. A special well don to Katie Kilpatrick who placed 9th on the day!