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U14 boys progress into semis with last-gasp victory
Mr McCormick writes: “Today, our U14 Gaelic footballers travelled to Sally gardens in Belfast for their quarter-final tie with St Patrick's Dungiven. Initial prospects looked unpromising. As well as the fact our squad was depleted by injuries, the Dungiven team was physically larger and drawing from a bigger pool of players. However, Shimna struck first with two points from midfielder Jack White and captain Dara McGrath. Dungiven responded with a goal against the run of play

Shimna Integrated College
Nov 82 min read


Celebrating success in the UKMT Senior Mathematical Challenge
Ms Conn writes: “Before half term, our talented Sixth Form students took part in the prestigious UKMT Senior Mathematical Challenge, a national competition that encourages mathematical reasoning, precision and creative problem-solving. We’re proud of all our students who participated and are delighted to announce that several earned Bronze certificates for their impressive performance: Jasmine Likunguala Alexandra Goncalves Rachel HodgeNeasa McNamaraHarrison Strange - Bronz

Shimna Integrated College
Nov 81 min read


Deep Thinking Club starts next week
Next week will see the launch of a new extra-curricular activity Deep Thinking Club. It’ll run on Thursdays after school ( 3.40 - 4.30 pm ) and is open to students in all year groups. It’s an opportunity to learn about ideas not necessarily covered in the curriculum. Each session will be introduce a new topic, covering a wide range of subjects. The programme includes sessions on law, material science and happiness. In our first meeting we’ll be looking at philosophy, includin

Shimna Integrated College
Nov 71 min read


Peer Mentor programme goes from strength to strength
Ms Harrison writes: “A big thank you to the thirty-three Year 13 students who have now completed their Peer Mentoring training. The programme gives Sixth Form students the opportunity to play a responsible role in the school community and ensures that our younger students are secure in the knowledge that there are always older pupils available and willing to help them. Peer Mentors visit a variety of lessons, enabling them to get to know the students and support them with the

Shimna Integrated College
Nov 61 min read


Ulster University visit inspires Sixth Form students
Ms Poland writes: “We were delighted to welcome Jonathan Holland from Ulster University to speak with our Sixth Form students today. Jonathan gave an engaging and informative presentation about university life, future study options, and the exciting opportunities available at Ulster. Our students gained valuable insight into choosing courses, preparing for university, and making the most of their time in Higher Education.” “A big thank you to Jonathan for taking the time to v

Shimna Integrated College
Nov 51 min read
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