On Monday 7th October, Year 11 pupils attended a talk on the dangers of drugs and addiction by Ms. Theresa Burke. Theresa spoke about her own experiences of addiction, from a Mother’s point of view, and shared some hard-hitting pictures and videos of her Son Caolan’s battle with drug addiction.
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Congratulations to Matthew McAlonan and Joe Gould 9A1 who won the most points in the first week of our Cullybackey French Lingualeague. There are still spaces left for anyone who would like to join the league.
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Junior SU met last Thursday at lunchtime. We were delighted that our Romania Exodus team took the time to speak to us. They told us about their time in Romania and showed us pictures of their trip.
Cullybackey College travelled to their very first Under 18s tournament in high spirts, coming up against some of the top rugby playing high schools in the whole Province. The squad performed exceptionally throughout the very tough competition, eventually finishing second overall. The squad were led fantastically by James Orr who set extremely high standards,
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Pupils in the MFL department celebrated European Day of Languages on Thursday 26th September. They competed to create Eiffel Towers and prizes were awarded for the tallest, most creative and most aesthetically pleasing. Well done to prize winners and to all who took part!
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Well done to our Year 12 GCSE Geography class creating Demographic Transition Models yesterday.
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Our new pupils in Year 8 turned out for their first sporting experience at Cullybackey College last Friday afternoon. The squad of 20 players played Dunclug College on our home pitch in a very competitive game, great preparation for upcoming competitions this season. Well done all on a super start to life at the College.
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This week was a very exciting one for Cullybackey College as our Student Council elections took place. Students were first introduced to the work of the Student Council by their Form Teachers which allowed students to decide if they wanted to stand for election to the Council. Form teachers then collected the names of those
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