A massive thank you to Mourne Christmas Trees for their generous donation to the College. Clara, Ciara and Emma have weaved their magic and both trees are now festively dressed.

Mrs Higgins writes: “On Monday the Year 13 Politics students visited Stormont. They toured the Parliament Building, heard MLAs make a range of Members’ Statements and learned about the work of committees. Students also took part in a Q&A with three of our local MLAs, Diane Forsythe, Andrew McMurray and Colin McGrath. Discussion topics included leisure facilities in Newcastle, NHS waiting lists and the recent budget. Our students were commended for their positive engagement an

This December, our library tree will be literally loaded with 24 pocket-sized mini books, each one an abridged version of a classic to unwrap at break time. Thank you to Library Team members Jacques Obodo & Eli Hall in Year 9 for opening our very first book today, which is none other than The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum! It’s perfectly timed too, as it also happens to be the story behind our College Pantomime - opening night on December 17th. A limited number of tickets are

A massive congratulations to fourteen of our Year 11 boys who kept the bike going all through the school day to raise funds for local charity, The Well. The boys rode hard for half an hour each, clocking up a total of 157.32 km in just over 6 hours, the equivalent of the journey to Dublin, with a few km to spare. Roll of honour, in order of their rides: Fahlin Murphy McKibbin, Max Emerson, Cal Crothers, Benjamin Cummins, Darragh Ruddle, Dominic Regan, Kenzie Russell, Christop

Last week, Year 14 students Ana McKee and Mischa Bonner Campbell joined 300 delegates at the National Youth Conference in Birmingham, representing Northern Ireland. The conference theme, ‘Use Your Voice’, was about promoting an international campaign for young people to share ideas on how to bring positive change in their communities and beyond. This included the opportunity to work on a youth manifesto ahead of proposed changes to the voting age.   Mr Archer writes: “It was