A huge well done to all our students who were recognised this week for their hard work, commitment, and positive contributions to school life.
From academic success and creative talent to leadership, kindness, and personal progress, we are incredibly proud of every pupil who received an award. We hope your dedication inspires our whole school community and shows what can be achieved through effort and determination.







Congratulations to Isabella Douglas (Year 14) who has been selected to take part in the prestigious Cinemagic trip to Los Angeles, taking place 21st–28th June 2026!
Isabella applied for this highly competitive programme—open to students from across the island of Ireland—and was one of the few chosen to experience a week of filmmaking, workshops, and behind the scenes opportunities in LA.
We are incredibly proud of Isabella’s achievement and can’t wait to see all she learns and creates on this unforgettable adventure!

Imogen M (Year 9) had the honour of being selected for the Bobby Barr Dance Scholarship in Glasgow.
This was a fantastic opportunity, and we are delighted to share a picture of her Certificate of Merit from the event.

Building friendships, teamwork, and smiles! 8B enjoyed a carousel of games today as they explored the Take 5 theme for March: Connect. Strong connections make strong learners!







Congratulations to our pupils — Jasmine G, Asha C, Lucy B, Jessica I, Jessica D, Eva B, and Darcie W — on being selected for Team NI at the Dance World Cup in Dublin, 8–18 July!








Join us for an evening of fantastic live music at our Spring Concert.
Our talented students have been working incredibly hard to prepare a programme full of energy, creativity, and musical excellence.
From choirs to ensembles and everything in between, it promises to be a wonderful celebration of music and the arts.
Tickets and full details are available here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/.../spring.../e-qgazyj
Make sure to secure your seats early - we’d love to see you there!

Today in Culture Club, we made red envelopes—traditional gifts given to children during Chinese New Year, usually filled with money. Mr. Guan gave Alan and Abby Labubu pendants and chocolate to place in their envelopes. Happy Chinese New Year!
