Shimna News

Thank you to all of the acts who performed in the heats – twenty-five in total. The Final takes place on Thursday evening , with...

Mrs Caulfield writes: “On Monday, our enthusiastic environmentalists rolled up their sleeves and helped to plant native trees on Newcastle foreshore under blue skies and sunshine. This tree planting project is supported by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, dedicated to breathing new life into urban and natural landscapes across seven locations in the NM&DD district. Many thanks to Kathy, Shimna parent and nature superstar, for inviting us to join this wonderful initiative. L

We were delighted to welcome Georgia and Stephen from Translink to speak with our Sixth Form students about the fantastic benefits of the...

Today, we’re launching a series of cyber-wise films designed to equip parents and carers with the tools, strategies and insights to help...

Our U14 girls performed with great credit in the Gaelic quarter-finals today. They lost out to a St. Paul’s Bessbrook, who able to draw on a larger, more experienced squad to progress to the semi-final. All of our girls played competitively, including Year 8 students Isabella, Emma, Jane and Grace; Ellie, Meghan, Teaghan and Abi from Year 9; and Emily, Leah, Connie, Abigail, Phiah, Mikaela and Lucy in Year 10.