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Weekly Communication Bulletin 26.9.25

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.

Week Communication Bulletin 26.9.25
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Show Jumping Success

On Saturday our Show jumping team attended the first show of the Meadows Equestrian Interschools league.

Our 85cm team completed against other post primary schools from across Northern Ireland. The team completed on 4 faults finishing 9th. Well done to Ana Goodrich, Evie McCracken, Daniel Stewart and Kristianne Lyttle.

The next date is the 4th October and we welcome more riders to join us!

Contact Ms. Oliver in the PE Department to find out more!

Empowering Pupils: Meet Our Trained Peer Mentors

We are proud to introduce our newly qualified Peer Mentors for the 2025–26 school year. These dedicated pupils have successfully completed a 10-week training programme delivered by the EA Youth Service, gaining their OCN Level 1 qualification in Peer Mentoring for Young People.

Equipped with valuable skills in communication, empathy, and support, our Peer Mentors will play a vital role in promoting pupil wellbeing across the school. They will help deliver lessons focused on emotional health, resilience, and positive relationships, while also offering peer-to-peer support to fellow students.

Their commitment to fostering a caring and inclusive school environment makes them an inspiring example of student leadership in action.

Abi Achieves Grade 7 Speech and Drama with Distinction

We're delighted to share that Abi has been awarded a Distinction in her Grade 7 Speech & Drama examination, achieving an exceptional score of 96%.

Abi impressed the examiners with the depth and maturity of her work — from a powerful monologue exploring disability, to a poised delivery of Jane Austen’s prose, and a moving performance of the poem “Beautiful”, capturing the sadness of Marilyn Monroe.

This result is a testament to Abi’s talent, dedication, and hard work, as well as the invaluable support she’s received from her teachers.

Congratulations, Abi

Successful Year Dancing for Molly

Molly Keys (Year 11) has had an outstanding year in competitive dance, securing multiple titles including Northern Ireland Champion, North Coast Champion, British National Champion, Kent Champion, and Glens of Antrim Champion. She also earned runner-up positions in the Leinster and Ulster Championships, placed 5th at the All Ireland Championships, and ranked 9th at the World Championships.

In August, Molly toured Spain for 10 days with the Royal Tara Dance Academy, performing alongside international dancers. She now looks forward to the opportunities and challenges of the 2025/26 dance season.

Weekly Communication Bulletin 22.9.25

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Week Communication Bulletin 22.9.25

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Weekly Communication Bulletin 15.9.25

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Week Communication Bulletin 15.9.25
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Ulster University Talk

Date: Wednesday 24th September
Time: 3:15pm – 4:00pm
Location: Lecture Theatre
Guest Speaker: Ulster University
Open to all year groups and parents, this event is an excellent opportunity to begin exploring future pathways.

Year 8 at Breckenhill

The first of four of our Year 8 groups enjoyed an exciting and enriching day at Breckenhill, where they took part in a variety of outdoor pursuits designed to build teamwork, resilience, and cooperation. From challenging obstacle courses and problem-solving activities to group games and physical tasks, pupils were encouraged to work together, communicate effectively, and support one another.

The day was filled with laughter, learning, and plenty of muddy boots as students tackled each challenge with enthusiasm. Whether it was balancing on beams, navigating rope courses, or strategizing as a team, everyone had the chance to contribute and grow.

The trip not only strengthened friendships but also helped students develop key life skills such as leadership, trust, and perseverance. Most importantly, it was a fun and memorable experience that brought the whole year group closer together.

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