As part of their Year 8 study, History pupils welcomed the Normans to Cullybackey College on Wednesday 28th November 2018. During the course of the workshop pupils advanced their knowledge and understanding of the weapons used by the Normans, the tactics used by the Normans during the Battle of Hastings and took part in a […]
Year 10 pay the penalty in Northern Ireland Cup It was a bridge to far for the Year 10 squad as they lost out 5-4 on penalties against Holy Cross school from Strabane in the NI Cup fourth round. A slow start saw the locals go one nil down early on before two quick fire
Year 10 pay the penalty in Northern Ireland Cup It was a bridge to far for the Year 10 squad as they lost out 5-4 on penalties against Holy Cross school from Strabane in the NI Cup fourth round. A slow start saw the locals go one nil down early on before two quick fire
The Under 14 Rugby Squad left for Limavady on Tuesday morning with the feeling of stepping into the unknown. Several members of the squad were not only making their Cullybackey rugby debuts, but their debut for any school team. The atmosphere on the bus was one of nervous excitement. The squad were taken through several
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The College love affair with NI Cup competitions continued yesterday as Year 10 defeated local rivals Cambridge House 4-1 to advance to the last 16 of the Under 14 competition. Goals from Lewis Tennant, Cameron McMullan (2) and Ashton Thompson sealed an impressive win. The boys now look forward to the draw for the next
Cullybackey run to success in NEBSSA Cross Country Twenty four budding running stars continued the sporting success of our school at University of Ulster Coleraine on Tuesday 20th November. The competition involved 1500m cross country for Years 8 and 9 and 3000m for Years 10 and 11. First up were the Year 8 girls Gillian
Cullybackey run to success in NEBSSA Cross Country Twenty four budding running stars continued the sporting success of our school at University of Ulster Coleraine on Tuesday 20th November. The competition involved 1500m cross country for Years 8 and 9 and 3000m for Years 10 and 11. First up were the Year 8 girls Gillian
Year 10 played their first match in the Ballymena League on Tuesday 21 t November. They came away with a great result beating Slemish College 11-6. Here’s hoping for more success as the season continues. Well done girls!
Some of our Year 13 students were selling buns at break time on Monday 19th November to help raise money for Habitat for Humanity. This worthy cause helps people in the world’s poorest communities to overcome the lack of decent, affordable housing. Thank you to everyone who supported the event and keep your eyes peeled for future
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