Sixth Form

It was full steam ahead for Cullybackey College’s Sixth Form students as the fundraising for Habitat for Humanity continued. Pupils participated in a sponsored walk to help the charity with its vital work in training people to build disaster proof homes. Well done to everyone involved!

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’s coffee morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer was a resounding success, with a staggering £700 being raised. Many thanks to the pupils and staff who made it happen and sincerest thanks to everyone who donated and supported this important event.

The Year 13 Habitat for Humanity Project continued on the last Friday before half -term and this week, with a volunteer day at the Ballymena ReStore and a workshop in Cullybackey College. At the ReStore, students got stuck in clearing shelves, cleaning, painting and building a kitchen. In the final workshop we learned about how