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Learning Together Newsletter Issue 5 Learning Together Issue 5 2007 UK’s Biggest Electrical Retailer News in Brief Helps Integrated Primary School Mary Roulston, Principal of Millennium, said “These laptops will be used on a daily A DAY AT basis by children with Special Educational Needs in the Primary THE RACES 3 to Primary 7 classes. Our school has recently been chosen as a participant in the Studio ON programme, by the South Eastern Education and Library Board. Studio ON is an exciting and imaginative programme for students and teachers to learn Mike Wilson, PC World with Mary Roulston, Principal and students of and express themselves Baroness May Blood MBE, Lady Stella Millennium IPS through digital Empey and Gerry Kelly enjoying the day Pupils from Millennium Integrated Primary multimedia technologies at the races School, Saintfield, have been given a major boost and the arts. This very generous donation by to their ICT lessons thanks to the generosity of DSG Retail will take the classroom learning A Day at the Races proved a real the UK’s biggest electrical retailer, DSG Retail, experience to the next level.” winner for Integrated Education whose companies include Dixons, PC World Mike Wilson, Manager at PC World, when 140 friends and supporters and Currys. The company presented the school Sprucefield said “We are delighted to be able came along to Down Royal Race Day with £5,000 worth of state-of-the-art computer to support Millennium Integrated Primary at the end of August. The event was equipment and software, which will enhance the School and we are pleased that our ICT a colourful and exciting occasion classroom experience for pupils and teachers. equipment will be making a real difference.” - an opportunity to see racehorses and jockeys close up and for some novice punters to rub shoulders Rowallane Integrated with experienced tipsters to help raise money for Integrated College Takes Centre Education. Stage for US Envoy The programme included a four course lunch in the Down Royal Children attending Rowallane Integrated College Moscow Flyer Suite with broadcaster were paid a special visit by the United States Gerry Kelly kindly giving his time to Special Envoy to Ireland, Paula Dobriansky at the act as host for the day. school’s temporary site at Belvoir Park Hospital, Hospital Road, Belfast. The Fund is indebted to Killultagh Companies, who acted as title Dr Olwen Griffith, Principal of Rowallane IC said “It sponsor for our event, and Fire was a tremendous honour to welcome US Special IMC for their excellent pro-bono Envoy, Paula Dobriansky to our school particularly Paula Dobriansky with students from Rowallane IC promotional materials. as Northern Ireland moves into a new era of reconciliation. Integrated Education reflects the kind of society we hope to become – a society in which The Fund would also like to our children can grow up free from prejudice and mistrust and with open minds.” take this opportunity to thank our individual and corporate supporters, here in Northern IEF Commits A Further £180,000 To Projects Ireland and abroad, for their continued generosity and At their June Board Meeting the IEF Trustees PACT VIII,14 new projects will be supported, support. committed over £120,000 in further funding benefiting schools of all management types, through the Supporting and Developing not only Integrated, who are engaged in work Integrated Education Programme (SADIE) and celebrating cultural and religious diversity and over £60,000 through the Promoting a Culture of the development of paths of reconciliation Trust Programme (PACT). through education. The additional 15 projects to benefit from SADIE This support is in addition to ongoing funding include a transformation support package for commitments made to schools and projects Ballycastle IPS and the development of a new under previous allocation meetings and to the Pre-School at Glencraig IPS as well as additional independent Integrated schools. accommodation for Braidside IPS. In terms of Learning Together Issue 5 2007 The Integrating Education Project GCSE Success for Mill Strand Integrated The Integrating Education Project, which was News in Brief funded from September 2005 to October 2007 by Primary School Pupil! the International Fund for Ireland has given NICIE an opportunity to explore some of the principles, policies, practices and resources that are alive in Integrated schools. In the spirit of partnership and sharing, NICIE has been able to offer support to schools that are formally Integrated and want to develop their Integrated ethos further and schools that are not formally integrated but who want to develop the concept further within their setting. This pilot project focussed on three key aims: 1) To assist schools to realise integration in Cliodhna Scott Wills (Governance Officer), Dean practice Lee (Good Relations Officer), Roisin Marshall (Project Manager), Kelly McKeaveney (Secretary), 2) To develop and disseminate examples of Terry McMackin (Ethos and Culture Officer) and Constantine Arnscheidt celebrating his double good policy and practice in Integrating Judith Searle (Peer Mediation Officer) GCSE success Education Constantine Arnscheidt, a Year 7 pupil at Mill 3) To work with other educational providers Strand Integrated Primary School, Portrush, is to facilitate the development of relevant This project has helped schools to reflect and initiate celebrating a double GCSE success having attained models of Integrating Education things that they can do to promote integration in remarkable A* grades in both German and their own setting. The challenge is to proactively Mathematics. 67 schools of various management types have encourage those from minority faiths to come to availed of the services of the Integrating Education their schools. This project has helped to collate and Constantine joined Mill Strand in Year 5 with Project to realise ‘Integration in Practice’. The disseminate some principles, practices, policies limited English but his ability became clear to intensity of support has varied, but it is significant and resources to support schools to do just that. It staff at the school at an early stage, as Principal that this number of schools feel that ‘Integration has also helped schools to manage conflict, take Philip Reid explains, “Constantine is a very in Practice’ is an important part of their school risks and deal with difficult issues in a safe way. intelligent yet modest pupil. He quickly mastered development. The team worked with the Council for The resources developed through this project have the English language to the extent that his NFER Catholic Maintained Schools, the five Education and all been underpinned by ethical social research standardised English scores were off the top of the Library Boards and Comhairle Na Gaelscolaíochta to conducted in partnership with a consultant from attainment chart by the time he had reached Year identify the schools. Queen’s University Belfast. 7. Integrated schools are essentially child centred and strive to meet the educational needs of each In total, 155 schools were visited and offered The employees in NICIE will continue to offer individual pupil. In Constantine’s case we decided, support in terms of developing integration. As support to people in schools who want to develop following consultation with Constantine and his well as this, schools were asked to share any ‘integration in practice’. The team would like to take parents, to enter him for GCSE German and higher developments that may occur through their this opportunity to thank the International Fund tier GCSE mathematics.” involvement with the project as well as any practice for Ireland and NICIE for their support in this pilot that they felt has worked to proactively encourage project. integration. A publication will be available to all Dates for your diary schools in the autumn term 2007. 1. Gala Dinner Event: Le Grande Bal Integrated Schools Celebrate their Academic Success Date: Saturday 20th October Location: Europa Hotel The GCSE and A Level results this year have shown Integrated College, Coleraine, commented on his the immense wealth of talented young people own school’s results, “Results showed a marked BC Plant JCB Ltd will host a Gala Dinner in support of attending integrated colleges today. They are also a improvement since 2006, with 44% achieving an A* the Integrated Education Fund on the 20th October at reflection of the dedication of the staff who continue - C grades in 5 or more subjects, while 98% attained the Europa Hotel, Belfast. to offer a first class education to their pupils. an A* - G.” Four hundred and fifty guests, including corporate partners, donors, volunteers and friends of Integrated Oakgrove Integrated College pupils Kieran Pradeep Drumragh Integrated College students now look Education will come together to celebrate the and Darren Moore, both aged 16, received forward to moving on to study at universities all over achievements of the Fund and to help raise money exceptional GCSE results this summer as they both the United Kingdom, including Stephen Webb who for the future growth and development of Integrated came in the top five of the 37,000 students across received three A grades at A Level and is now looking Education. the UK who took the English Literature GCSE. Their forward to studying Civil/ Structural Engineering English teacher, Noreen Carolan, said, “We are at Newcastle University and Kieran McCusker who 2. Symposium particularly delighted to have not one pupil in the is heading to Liverpool to study
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