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Sixth Form students gain places on QUB Senior Academy Programme
Congratulations to Year 13 students Nicole Wilson and Oliver Madison, who have earned places on the prestigious Queen’s University Belfast Senior Academy Programme. Nicole will follow the Anthropology and Archaeology pathway, while Oliver will join the Physics and Mathematics strand. Assistant Vice Principal Joanne Poland said: “We are very proud of Nicole and Oliver. Their hard work has truly paid off, and we wish them every success as they begin this fantastic opportunity.

Shimna Integrated College
6 days ago1 min read


Shimna Talent Show – entry form now live
The entry form for our Talent Show has been sent to all students on their College email account. Whether it be musical, dance, comedy or any other type of performance, we look forward to entrants from across all year groups!

Shimna Integrated College
6 days ago1 min read


Looking back on Children's Mental Health Week
A big thank you to our Library Team for stepping into character for Children's Mental Health Week & World Book Day. The week was filled with mindful moments, positive messages, fun challenges and enough main-character energy to power the whole school. Check out the video below for the highlights, which features our competition winners. A special thank you to Aimee Mackin (www.healthy-kidz.com) for ‘The Big Workout’ with Year 8 and 9. Her inclusive sessions encouraged particip

Shimna Integrated College
Mar 131 min read


Shimna sportsmen achieve great things across the water
Last weekend saw two Shimna students achieve sporting success in both England and Scotland. Year 12 student Jamie O’Flaherty finished second in the Nottingham Holme Open Men’s 5k race, shaving over half a minute off his personal best in a time of 17 minutes 35 seconds. Jamie was also placed first in the U20 category. Meanwhile, Year 8 student Reece Maguire continued his impressive career in table tennis, participating in the West of Scotland Championships as part of the Ulste

Shimna Integrated College
Mar 121 min read


Shimna hosts powerful PSNI Road Safe event
Yesterday, it was our privilege to host the PSNI Road Safe event, with our own Sixth Form students joined by their counterparts from St Louis Grammar School and Kilkeel High. The programme featured powerful individual testimonies from the PSNI, NI Ambulance Service, NI Fire & Rescue Service, a collision survivor and a young person affected by a fatal crash. The key message of the day was about the potentially life-changing consequences of risk‑taking on the roads. Thank you t

Shimna Integrated College
Mar 111 min read
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