Please find below our Weekly Communication Bulletin for Parents and Carers, and other important information, which has been sent out to you via Sims App.
Our Year 11 pupil's who study Photography and Ceramic Art opened their exhibition in Ballyclare Library last night. This year, students were challenged to explore the powerful theme of Nature and Mental Health and what an amazing collection of photographic compositions and ceramic work they produced. The exhibition will be open to view in the library all this week, so please call in and take a look.
Applications are open for Uniform Allowances for the 2025/26 academic year.
Important info for applying:
- Add each child for whom you have parental responsibility and who will be attending full time at school or Regional/FE College to your application
- If children are aged over 16 and you’re unsure whether they will return to school or change schools, enter the name of the school your child waiting for results is most likely to attend on the application
- Inform the Meals and Uniform Section by phone or in writing if this information changes. You can do this by emailing mealsanduniform@eani.org.uk
Your child’s funding will be delayed if you do not add them to your application.
Applications can be made via EA Connect.
More information on how to apply can be found on the EA website.
We are delighted to announce that our school has achieved the prestigious International Eco-Schools Green Flag Award for the third time. Representatives from 10T and 8B were presented with the flag from the Mayor of Antrim and Newtownabbey, Councillor Leah Kirkpatrick, at a special awards event hosted by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council at Mossley Mill. Congratulations to everyone involved!
Our school grounds were buzzing with energy as pupils from years 8-11 came together for another memorable Sports & Activity Day. With a wide range of competitors, challenging activities, and a spirit of fun and friendly competition, the day was once again a success.
From sprints to jumps, relays and shot put, archery and inflatable games there was something for everyone. Whether you were racing for gold or just joining in for the laughs, the smiles said it all.
A massive thanks to all the participants, staff, and supporters who made the day possible.
The Bronze Duke of Edinburgh groups battled changeable weather for their qualifying expedition in the Mourne mountains recently. After braving the wind, rain, fog and occasional spot of sun they have all successfully completed their qualifying expedition. Just the Silver Award teams remain to complete the expeditions for this academic year.
Great success for one of our Year 8 pupils, Aoife Masterson and her partner Nellie, who came joint 1st place at the NI gymnastics championships on Sunday. Congratulations Aoife. We are very proud of you.