Student Council

Here is our second issue of the Cullybackey College Student Council Newsletter!   Click here to read. Cullybackey College Student Council Newsletter Vol 1 Iss 2  

2020 has been a very challenging year for our local community and particularly our elderly residents. Cullybackey College Students’ Council in conjunction with local businesses decided to add a bit of festive cheer by delivering Christmas food hampers to each of the elderly residents of the Tobar Fold. Sarah Hanna, Student Council President, stated that:

On Monday, our fantastic Student Council helped raise awareness of Odd Socks Day. This week is UK Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day is marked by many schools around the UK as a way to draw attention to the issue of bullying and the need to stamp it out. At Cullybackey College we have used

Cullybackey College Student Council are excited to announce the first issue of our Student Council Newsletter. Each month we will publish our Newsletter so that you can get a better idea of what the Student Council is up to. Happy reading! Click here to read  

Cullybackey College’s Student Council have recently appointed a Mental Health and Well-being Committee. Students on the Committee will undertake the role of Mental Health and Well-being Ambassadors, where they will raise awareness of key issues facing young people and contribute to the delivery of the College’s preventative curriculum. Sarah Hanna, Student Council leader, said, “This

Last Wednesday saw the first meeting of the 2020/21 Cullybackey College Student Council. This was an exciting event for us in the Student Council as we were able to plan our first project of the year. We are delighted to announce that in our first project we will be focusing on Mental Health and Wellbeing.

This week was a very exciting time for Cullybackey College as our Student Council elections took place. On Tuesday our amazing 6th Form Student Council Leadership Team went around each class and delivered a presentation on the role of the Student Council and the importance of the election process. The students were clearly enthused by

The School Council took part in a fund raising Valentine’s activity to help Sixth form pupils, Beth Stewart and Aaron McPeake who are travelling to India with Mrs Stronge and Saphara this year. They sold Valentine’s cards and ran a postal service to raise money. Thanks to all those who contributed!