A fifty strong contingent made the trip to the Kingspan Stadium in Belfast on Friday 4th March (2016) to watch Ulster take on Zebre in the Pro 12 league. Ulster won the game by a comprehensive scoreline and a great night was had by pupils and staff alike.
Cullybackey College’s Year 9 team fought back after their first friendly, for an excellent 2-1 victory in their League opener against Dunclug. After dominating the opening 15 minutes, the Pottinger Street men found themselves a goal down after a mix up in defence. Despite some skilful passages of play, the Cullybackey team couldn’t find an
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The Ulster Sports hall Finals were held in Meadowbank Arena, Magherafelt and teams from several Counties took part. The Co. Antrim team consisted of pupils across the county, who had been selected at the Heats held in St. Patrick’s College, Ballymena.In the Under 13 team, Cullybackey College pupils Katy Duff, Tamzin Murray, Jodie Wylie, Adam
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The Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) has been busy rehearsing every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:40 on the play, “Why Drama?” The play has many lively teen characters that explore their feelings and thoughts about the relevance of drama as a subject. Some love it, some hate it. The character Stevie, played by Year 11
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The Tournament was arranged by Tom Wiggins the Development Officer at Ballymena Rugby Club. The schools involved were, Cullybackey and Slemish with Cullybackey providing two teams. The first match was Slemish v Cullybackey (1) which was a very fast game, the Cullybackey girls were caught out in the first half with the Slemish girls attacking
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The Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) has been busy rehearsing every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:40 on the play, “Why Drama?” The play has many lively teen characters that explore their feelings and thoughts about the relevance of drama as a subject. Some love it, some hate it. The character Stevie, played by Year 11
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Hannah Thompson, Year 12 pupil at Cullybackey College has had many reasons to celebrate over the past few weeks. Not only was Hannah placed 1st at the St Patrick’s day Annual Schools’ Show Jumping event at the Meadows in Lurgan, but she has recently been chosen to represent Great Britain in Australia in the Mounted
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Ross is at the top of the flute playing league! At the tender age of 15, Ross is currently working on his FTCL Diploma with Trinity College London, having already been awarded the ATCL Diploma. These professional awards are of the highest level and it is a huge achievement to be performing at such a
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The Year 9 team beat Slemish College 5-0, Dunclug College 3-0, Ballymena Academy 1-0 and finally Cambridge House 5-0 to win the league! An excellent season from the Year 9 girls, with superb team work from everyone on the team. Congratulations girls and well done. I’m very proud of you all- Mrs Hall.
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School Council will be involved in a fundraiser for Romania on Tuesday 14th February when they will personally deliver Valentine’s cards to pupils. A posting collection service will be set up in the senior cloakroom area during lunchtimes from Monday 6th February.
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