Last week, our Year 13 Geography students embraced the crisp autumn air during a fantastic two-day residential at Magilligan. From exploring the stunning landscapes of the Umbra, Binevenagh, and Mussenden Temple to getting hands-on with soil science, data analysis, and fieldwork inquiry. Every pupil got stuck in and made the most of the experience. A huge thank you to the team at Magilligan Field Centre for hosting yet another successful and enriching trip. The students’ data

On Wednesday 1st October, our Year 12 GCSE Agriculture & Land Use class had the exciting opportunity to attend a Schools Open Day at the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) Hillsborough. Students explored key areas of modern farming, including soil health, grassland management, and anaerobic digestion. They also got valuable insights into dairy production, as well as pig and poultry systems. A fantastic hands-on learning experience that brought classroom theory to life

On 18th June our Year 11 History pupils visited the historic site of Castle Archdale with Head of History Mr M. Duffy. Our pupils had the...

On Wednesday 11th June, a group of young historians embarked on a special visit to the Northern Ireland Assembly with Head of History, Mr...

The third and final day of the Pushkin Pathway Programme was once again blessed with sunshine. Year 9 English pupils enjoyed another...