On Friday 28th August, we hosted our annual Year 13 Induction Day. Students were welcomed by Mr Gaitatzis before enjoying a complimentary breakfast in the canteen. The morning continued with a range of team-building activities led by Mr Funnell, designed to encourage independence and prepare students for the challenges of A Level study. The day concluded with an introduction to the Sixth Form Centre and information about the volunteering opportunities on offer.

A fantastic day of Shakespeare! Our GCSE Drama and English Literature students had a fantastic trip to the Ardhowen Theatre in Enniskillen today to watch ‘The Macbeth Project’ by the Bright Umbrella Theatre Company. Following the performance, our students had the opportunity to take part in a Q&A session with the cast and producer, gaining valuable insights into the production and the characters. They also enjoyed some historical information, helping to bring the world of Mac

Our staff have been getting ready for the new academic year with essential First Aid training. Thank you to RN First Aid for sharing your knowledge and expertise with our team. The training was incredibly beneficial and has helped ensure our staff feel confident and prepared to respond in an emergency.

We are so incredibly proud of our very own Katie C, who won Gold in Singles Boccia and Silver in Mixed Doubles Boccia! This fantastic achievement means that Katie is now eligible to represent Ireland at the Special Olympics World Games in Chile. Katie is a wonderful ambassador for our school, and we could not be prouder of her outstanding success.

What a fun day with our P1 friends from Omagh County Primary School PTFA. We loved having you all.

On Thursday 11th and Friday 12th June, the Year 11 Double Award Science classes visited the An Creagán Centre to carry out fieldwork investigations. During the trip, students were introduced to the peatland habitat and learned about its ecological importance. They also explored key topics such as biodiversity, habitats and species adaptation. Pupils gained hands-on experience using quadrat and random sampling methods, identifying and recording plant species within designated

Our Year 8 and Year 9 students have been working hard in English to raise money for the Cancer Fund for Children through a sponsored readathon. During their English lessons, students were sponsored to spend time reading for pleasure, combining their love of reading with support for a wonderful cause. A fantastic effort was made by everyone involved to collect donations for this worthwhile charity, raising an impressive total of… £2,121. A special mention must go to our top

Well done to all our medal and trophy winners, with special congratulations to Jack J and Matilda B, who were awarded the prestigious Sports Personality of the Year Award for their outstanding sportsmanship throughout their time at Omagh High School. A special mention also goes to Cassey D, who set a new OHS school record with an exceptional Shot Put performance—an amazing achievement!

Well done to Alfie A in Year 9 and Robert B in Year 10, who were presented with their Foundation Certificates at Stormont. We would like to sincerely thank Ulster-Scots Tuition for visiting our school each week to guide and support our young musicians. Congratulations and well done boys!

We were delighted to host our annual Year 10 public speaking competition in the English Department. Congratulations to all the participants for their excellent performances. Our adjudicators, Mr D Rennie and Mrs L Caldwell, had a difficult task deliberating due to the exceptionally high standard of candidates, but ultimately awarded first place to Hannah C, with joint second place going to Sarah McC and Emilia Q.

Our Year 10 pupils took part in an Elite Skills programme organised by the Army, including a careers talk along with STEM and team-building activities. Despite a few rain showers, everyone had a really enjoyable morning.

Darren McGuigan, Rugby Development Officer for Omagh Accies, hosted his annual Year 8 girls’ tag rugby blitz on Today at Campsie. Well done to Omagh High School, who competed against Omagh Academy (teams 1 and 2), Castlederg High School, Loreto Grammar School (teams 1 and 2), and Drumragh Integrated College. The team delivered strong performances, winning three matches, drawing two, and losing one. An excellent display of rugby skills throughout.

Students from our Creative Writing Club had their work published in two Young Writers anthologies: 'Stranger Sagas' and 'Wild Wonders.' This is a fantastic achievement, well done to all involved!

We were delighted to mark a significant milestone in the development of Omagh High School with the recent topping out ceremony of our new school building. The event was attended by Principal Mr C Gaitatzis, pupils, contractors, and special guests. We were especially honoured that the topping out ceremony was completed by Desmond Scott, a past pupil of Omagh High School and Founder and Chairman of Scott & Ewing Ltd and Woodvale Construction Company Ltd. It was a proud moment t

We were delighted to welcome a fantastic group of P6/7 pupils and staff from Gibson Primary School for a recent visit to experience a taste of our Home Economics and Technology and Design lessons. It was a wonderful morning, with the pupils showing great enthusiasm and impressive skills as they got a feel for life in 'big school.

Join us on Thursday 18th June at Ecclesville Centre, Fintona for an evening of jumping and fundraising for Omagh RDA Hartpury Team. -Open to everyone! -Classes from X-poles to 85cm -5:15pm sharp start. A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors for supporting the show: 💙 DELTA Health & Performance 💙 Thyolo Equestrian in partnership with NAF And to our course builder and judge Raymond & Sandra. We can’t wait to see everyone there! 🐎 Enquiries: ehoptonbrown326@c2ken.net

On Thursday 4th June 2026 15 teams from Primary Schools in the Omagh area competed for the top prize in a World Cup tournament on Campsie Playing Fields inspired by this summer’s FIFA men’s competition in USA, Canada and Mexico. Competing Primary Schools included Omagh County, Augher, Gortin, Langfield, Gibson, Dromore and Denamona. The tournament was organised by the Community Links Development Committee of Omagh High School ably assisted by Mrs Pauley’s Year 11 GCSE P.E. gr

📚 This week, our Year 8 and Year 9 students are taking part in our Sponsored Read-On event in support of the Cancer Fund for Children. Students will spend the week reading for pleasure while raising vital funds for this incredible charity. It's a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the joy of reading and make a positive difference at the same time. There will be prizes for our top fundraisers, as well as awards for the most creative bookmark designs. Good luck to everyone t