The mental health of our pupils is paramount. If any pupil is feeling overwhelmed, anxious, lonely or depressed they do not have to go through it alone. Pupils can talk to a trusted member of staff if they require help, or they can choose to seek external help. Below is a link to a mental health […]
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Donuts were flying out the door this lunchtime as the school’s PTA held a donut sale. They raised £97.70, with all stock being completely sold out in under fifteen minutes! A very special thank you goes to Sainsbury’s in Ballymena who donated the donuts for the school to sell. All proceeds will go towards improving
Molly Taylor raised a fantastic total of £325.16 for the Angel Wishes charity through selling badges and collecting donations within Cullybackey College. The Angel Wishes Charity has provided Molly with care and support during the time she was suffering from a brain tumour. Molly got to go on special trips out whilst undergoing intense treatment
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Ross Stevenson makes the long journey south this evening in preparation for his All-Ireland Schools Athletics Minor Boys 100m final on Saturday at Tullamore. Ross qualified by gaining Gold in the recent Ulster Schools Championships and is now ready for one final push in the final schools’ meet of the year. Once again, good luck
Cullybackey College pupils were extremely proud to present a cheque to Valerie Saunders, from the Chest, Heart and Stroke Association Northern Ireland, for a staggering amount of £1,200! This money has been raised over the course of the term through various activities such as an Egg Sports Dash and Egg and Bunny raffles to name but a few.
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The GCSE Media Studies exam, on Monday 4th June, will now begin at 1.10pm instead of 1.30pm. This is to facilitate pupils who require a bus home. Please arrive for this exam no later than 1pm. Thank you.
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Ross Stevenson’s sprinting success seems to be never ending at the moment. At the recent Ulster Schools Athletics finals he was crowned Minor Boys 100m Champion to cap a memorable season to date for the Year 9 pupil. After winning double gold in the 100m and 200m at the NEBSSA athletics finals as well, he
Pupils of Cullybackey College donned their walking shoes and pounded the pavements on Friday 18th May in order to raise money for the charity Tearfund. Over 50 pupils travelled by bus to Shane’s Castle in Antrim to walk the 5km route, in a bid to gather much needed sponsorship for villages in Nepal. Well done to everyone who took part.
Sixth Form pupils were awarded certificates to celebrate their hard work and dedication to the Millennium Volunteers organisation. This valuable scheme teaches new skills, helps students meet new people and encourages a sense of community. Pupils volunteered their time to help with activities in school such as Reading Partners, participating in Open Nights and aiding in school charity fundraising events. Outside
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Jordan Nicholl and Cole McFall finished 1st and 2nd respectively at the recent Challenge Cup Racing Competition. Well done to both boys and all the best for their future races.
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