Shimna News

Great to see so many students joining our sign language club. For anyone interested, the club meets after school on Wednesdays and...

In recent weeks, Key Stage 3 students had the opportunity through their HE lessons to learn about the importance of nutrition, food safety and quality assurance through an engaging cookery demonstration led by the Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC). As part of its educational outreach, LMC demonstrator Patricia McClean visited the school to deliver key messages about the nutritional value of Northern Ireland Farm Quality Assured (NIFQA) beef and lamb. She also emphasized e

Ms McCurdy writes: “ Congratulations to Sharon Archer for winning the Amnesty International raffle. To mark International Women's Day on...

Ms Susay writes: “ Ein wunderbarer Tag mit Deutschaktivitäten in Dublin! Unsere Schülerinnen und Schüler der 11. und 12. Klasse (GCSE...

Mrs Doyle writes: “Our Junior Girls lost out to Loreto Omagh in a closely fought semi-final last week. All of the girls played extremely well, leading in the first quarter by one goal, in the second quarter they trailed by two goals, in the third quarter they reduced this to a one-goal lead but Loreto pulled away in the last quarter to win 20-13. Playing on a bigger court eventually took its toll on the Shimna girls in the last quarter. Shimna shooters, Hope and Lucy were e