Some of our year 10 pupils enjoyed trying French boules at school, learning how to aim and play as a team. With plenty of laughter and encouragement, they built confidence while experiencing a fun taste of French culture.




Some of our year 10 pupils enjoyed trying French boules at school, learning how to aim and play as a team. With plenty of laughter and encouragement, they built confidence while experiencing a fun taste of French culture.




Katie (Year 8) has shown remarkable dedication to her sport, committing an impressive 10 hours each week to swimming training. Her hard work and determination have earned her selection to represent her swimming club in Stuttgart, Germany. During this exciting opportunity, Katie will spend five days training before competing in the International Stuttgart Competition in June 2026, where she will race against other clubs. This achievement is a testament to her talent, perseverance, and passion for swimming. Well Done Katie!



The Pupil Leadership Team at Ballyclare Secondary School for the academic year beginning September 2026 is a dedicated group of students committed to upholding the school’s core values centred on respect, kindness, compassion, and joy. Led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, the team promotes a supportive and inclusive environment where every pupil is encouraged to achieve their full potential.
Through acting as ambassadors for the school, representing student voice, and supporting key school initiatives, the Head Boy and Head Girl, alongside the wider team, act as positive role models. Together, they strive to strengthen community spirit and enhance school life for all.



Could parents and carers please refer to the Parent Weekly Communication for information on giving consent for their child to gain access to Google Services. All details can be in found in the PWC.

Logan had an incredible weekend in London, performing at West End Calling and at the Royal Albert Hall alongside Alfie Boe. Although he didn’t take home a prize this year, reaching the final 22 out of 2,000 auditioning children is an outstanding achievement. Well Done Logan!




Throughout the month of May, our pupils have thoroughly enjoyed lunchtime activities. Yesterday, we enjoyed a well-deserved ice‑cream treat. Moments like these help to make school life even more memorable.







Congratulations to Sophia (Year 8) on her fantastic performance at the Ulster Schools’ Athletics Championships, where she secured 2nd place in the Mini Girls’ 100m and an impressive 4th place in the Mini Girls’ Long Jump.
Well done also to Daniel (Year 8), who achieved outstanding success by winning 1st place in the Mini Boys’ High Jump and finishing a strong 6th in the Mini Boys’ Long Jump.
A brilliant achievement by both pupils!

