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very year children face the exciting The pandemic has impacted many that offers a first-class education system prospect of moving from primary aspects of educational life. Many children that places Northern Ireland very firmly Eschool to ‘big school’. I clearly in Northern Ireland are undertaking one or on the international stage. My aspiration remember my sense of excitement and both transfer tests this month. This will be is that each and every young person anticipation at the prospect of leaving the followed by the anxious wait to see if they is nurtured and encouraged to realise friendly and familiar surroundings of my have been successful in gaining entry into their full potential and progress to further first school. the school of their choice and I wish them education and employment, both here The move to secondary education is all well. and further afield. a huge step and the decisions about For my part, I support the right of As Education Minister I want children to where children decide to continue their those schools who select on the basis experience an education that builds belief education will shape the rest of their lives. of academic ability and those that don’t. in themselves and their ability to achieve In Northern Ireland we have excellent post Every child should have the opportunity their dreams. I believe that the world really primary schools and it is important to take to go to the school of their preference, can be their oyster. time to select the school that best meets regardless of background, postcode, your needs. social group, religion or ethnicity. Peter Weir The impact of Covid-19 has affected all I want to pay tribute to the excellent Education Minister areas of our lives and this year has been work being done in all of our post- particularly difficult for teachers, pupils primary schools to offer fantastic learning and parents all across Northern Ireland. I opportunities and excellent pathways for commend them all for their determination, our young people. There is no doubt of professionalism and support for enabling the significant contribution they will make our children to continue their education in in the future to the social and economic the classroom in an environment where prosperity of Northern Ireland and beyond. they can feel nurtured and safe. I am proud of our reputation as a region

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PAGE 100 PAGE 101 THE ROYAL BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION

HOLYWOOD STEINER SCHOOL “I came to Inst to get an education, Engage. Enthuse. Inspire. but I got so much more!” Alex, Year 10 An independent day school for boys and girls aged 3-17 years. Off ering a rich curriculum that As educators of boys for over 200 years, Inst prides itself on knowing what matters to boys and their develops the whole child, building resilience and parents: academic excellence, co-curricular opportunities and most of all, the individual. In our two centuries we have created a supportive extended family of pupils, staff and alumni. At Inst, your son’s preparing them for life. school experience will be built on a foundation of academic excellence and the highest level of pastoral care. He will grow through an extensive well-being programme, coupled with a personalised curriculum Now accepting applications for Pre School, Kindergarten, pathway and access to an extensive range of co-curricular activities. We will teach him how to strengthen Lower School and Upper School for September 2021. his well-being and nurture empathy for others, whilst also developing his resilience. Inst continues to evolve, providing our pupils with bespoke opportunities and state of the art facilities. Take a virtual tour and discover more about us at holywood-steiner.co.uk Take our Open Day tour at your own pace: 028 9042 8029 holywoodsteiner watch our film at www.rbai.org.uk Registered with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland NIC 103712 College Square East, Belfast Co. Antrim, BT1 6DL Check out the latest news on Facebook. Tel: +44 (0) 28 9024 0461 POST PRIMARY GUIDE 2021 POST PRIMARY GUIDE 2021

GROSVENOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BELFAST

RELATIONSHIPS - RESPECT - RESPONSIBILITY inspired to achieve high standards and to become tolerant and confident adults. Music and drama have always been two of our most successful extra-curricular fields and events such as the Carol Service, Spring Concert and annual School Production have provided the perfect opportunity for Grosvenor pupils to showcase their amazing talent. In sport, Grosvenor pupils have enjoyed fantastic success in a plethora of team LIFE AT GROSVENOR and individual disciplines, while the pupils have also benefitted from many sporting and educational trips to such varying GRAMMAR SCHOOL destinations as Spain, Germany, France, Portugal and Poland in recent years. The Grosvenor pupil experience in 2020 has had to be a little different to what has been customary in previous years, yet all members of its teaching and support staff have pulled together to ensure minimum disruption to pupils’ learning; continuing to provide the highest Grosvenor Grammar School is located in The school ethos is underpinned by the standard of education for all, be it through the Castlereagh area of East Belfast and three values of Relationships, Respect and remote, blended or traditional classroom benefits from fantastic, modern facilities. Responsibility. Pupils are welcomed into teaching methods. Happiness breeds success in Grosvenor the Grosvenor family and the dedicated and everyone is encouraged to get involved staff members work hard to ensure that in the School community. pupils feel supported and encouraged at For the past 75 years, the School has every stage of their educational pathway. upheld a proud tradition of providing At Grosvenor, the pupils consistently a high-quality education to all of its achieve outstanding examination results pupils, enabling them to participate in a at GCSE and A Level. The School prides superb range of curricular and extra- itself on providing a caring and supportive curricular activities. learning environment in which all are

Dr Vasey, Principal.

Further information is available on the School website www.grosvenorgrammarschool.org.uk where, amongst other things, you will be able to enjoy our 2020/21 promotional video and virtual tour.

For more information contact: Grosvenor Grammar School, Marina Park, Belfast, BT5 6BA Tel: 028 9070 2777, Fax: 028 9097 7019 Email: [email protected], www.grosvenorgrammarschool.org.uk Twitter: @GrosvenorGS

PAGE 104 PAGE 105 VICTORIA COLLEGE BELFAST YOU

AN EXCEPTIONAL SCHOOL IN SOUTH BELFAST INSPIRING EACH PUPIL TO REALISE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL

Victoria College is a leading non-denominational school that provides an outstanding and rounded educational experience.

The College is conveniently located between the Lisburn and Malone Roads, close to town and country bus routes and the local railway network; hence pupils travel from a wide catchment area to avail of the high quality teaching and learning.

The school takes pride in its strong record of academic achievement, sporting success and outstanding pastoral care. Pupils are inspired, supported and challenged to reach their full potential and achieve their aspirational goals. Careers Education, Information, The College boosts a modern The personalised learning needs of Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) is an sports hall on campus and the PE each pupil are met through a broad integral part of the school experience Department also benefits from and balanced curriculum allowing and across the Key Stages pupils are access to facilities at the nearby each individual pupil to blossom, engaged in innovative programmes. Queen’s University Belfast whilst enjoying the freedom to and Stranmillis. explore fully all the educational Pupils may also avail of a wide range and cultural opportunities available. of extra-curricular opportunities “ Pupils benefit significantly from allowing them to develop the the opportunities provided for “ An exceptional school that knowledge, skills, values, attitudes participation in an extensive provides high quality education. and dispositions which prepare them range of sporting, cultural and Staff members show real care, for success in work and in life. other additional enrichment dedication and display a high level activities, which further develop of professionalism to ensure that their personal and social skills.” the College provides a safe, secure - ETI and challenging environment for students to learn and grow Music, theatre, languages, art and academically, emotionally and humanities are real strengths within personally.” Inclusion and Quality the school as is the STEAM agenda. - Mark Assessor The educational experience for Thanks Rach, both pupils and staff is enhanced through partnerships with schools Small amend. at home and abroad and through Final para amend to read: ….year, further Please visit our a wide range of educational school website and trips and visits each year, further augmenting the international…… social media to see In sports pupils represent Ulster and augmenting the international what we have to offer. Northern Ireland at local, national dimension that permeates the school. Thanks, and international levels and in school they can enjoy an exciting range of David BE A PART OF VCB! activities from athletics, gymnastics, hockey, netball, squash and tennis SCAN TO VISIT to swimming, trampolining, rugby, OUR WEBSITE. camogie, Gaelic games, golf, dance and equestrian events.

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WELLINGTON COLLEGE

ENGAGE - EDUCATE - EMPOWER

Wellington College is a co-educational grammar school situated in one of Belfast’s most attractive and accessible locations. The College is close to main arterial routes into and out of Belfast and its pupils benefit from dedicated transport services. Accommodated in first class buildings, Wellington College offers superior facilities Year 8 enjoying their Team Building day at Crawfordsburn. Pupils have many opportunities to demonstrate their musical skills. including sophisticated practice and recording rooms in the music department, The annual Musical allows pupils to shine both front of House and backstage. state-of-the-art ICT facilities, a Lecture success include debating/public speaking, Theatre, fitness suite, tennis courts, sports ICT club, Art club, Science club, Astronomy hall and astro turf pitch. club, Chess club, the Duke of Edinburgh Wellington College has a well deserved Award scheme, Scripture Union, the reputation as a caring school with a strong various College magazines and the annual A FLAVOUR OF pastoral and academic ethos. The College Kids Literature Quiz which Wellington hosts emphasises individual fulfilment and the each year. In addition the College puts on pursuit of excellence in all aspects of a musical performance each year which WELLINGTON education and holds high expectations of allows a huge number of pupils to take part all pupils in terms of behaviour and school both on stage and backstage. work. It aims to empower young people to Wellington College wants every pupil’s The annual Ski Trip. COLLEGE achieve the best results of which they are experience to be exciting and inspirational. capable. Whilst academic success remains It takes every opportunity to broaden The annual Wellington Bake Off produces spectacular results. a priority at Wellington College, it believes horizons and place learning in context. that all students should benefit from a broad Pupils take part in trips, visits and courses in range of extra curricular opportunities. a range of local, national and international Colour Run in aid of Habitat for Humanity. At Wellington pupils are expected to take settings including sporting trips to Italy, part in the full, rich and diverse life of the language trips to France and Spain and College. In music, pupils can join one of the the annual ski trip. The College believes choirs or singing groups, the concert band, that to prepare all pupils for the challenges orchestra or one of the many instrumental they face in the future, its job is to present ensembles. In sport they can participate in them with as many different situations as hockey, rugby, football, netball, athletics, possible in which they can adapt, compete badminton, tennis and golf to name but a and develop into successful citizens of the 1st XI Hockey Squad. few. Other opportunities for extra curricular future.

There are many extra-curricular activities on offer at Wellington College including the Photography Club pictured here at their annual trip to Botanic Gardens.

A charitable school.

Pupils have many opportunities to expand their horizons on College trips.

A Virtual tour as well as other information can be accessed via our website at www. wellingtoncollegebelfast.org

Year 13 prize winners 2020.

For more information contact: Wellington College Belfast 18 Carolan Road, Belfast, BT7 3HE 1st XV Rugby Squad on tour. Telephone 028 9064 2539 or take a look at our website at www.wellingtoncollegebelfast.org

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ST COLUMBANUS’ COLLEGE, BANGOR

A SCHOOL FOR THE WHOLE COMMUNITY

valued. From the minute you start at St Columbanus’ College, you will be cared for by staff in a close-knit, caring environment, with student services and support focused on the individual needs of our children. We have been described as “a happy school with a can-do attitude”. It is our belief that happy and contented children working in a climate of co-operation and high expectation will achieve their full potential. The College works successfully in partnership with families to promote the successful development of their children. It LIFE AT is a school that is firmly committed to the communities it serves, thriving at the heart of the Bangor and Ards area parishes and ST COLUMBANUS’ community life. The aim of St Columbanus’ College is to provide every child with academic knowledge and skills with a COLLEGE culture of challenge and success whilst maintaining an equal focus on their moral, St Columbanus’ College is a well- support and learning to all pupils, from physical, spiritual, emotional and social established and very successful 11-19, the highest academic achiever to the child well-being. all-ability, co-educational, Catholic College who needs more focused support and Our academic success speaks for itself. located on Ballymaconnell Road, Bangor. encouragement. In August 2020 we had another outstanding We are proud that our school attracts All children are welcome within the set of GCSE and A Level results. people of all religious denominations and College both by their peers and by highly 93% of our pupils achieved at least 5 A*- is a community where diverse beliefs and motivated teaching staff who uphold a C grades at GCSE level, 69% achieved 5 cultures fuse together to form a vibrant pastoral care system which ETI have GCSEs including english and maths. college where the academic, pastoral and determined to be outstanding. When At ‘A Level’, 65% of our pupils achieved 3 spiritual growth of our students are valued you combine passionate and caring staff A*-C grades, 98% achieved 2 A*-C grades equally. with a highly effective pastoral structure, and 100% achieved 2 A*-E grades. At the school’s core are the values of you get a community designed to ensure In all of the indicators used by authorities equality and inclusion, providing individual that all children are included and equally to measure academic performance, our College performed at levels well above the national average. As a Catholic, co-educational, 11 -19 College, we strive to achieve success in a happy and hard-working environment. This success is evident in many ways, including our outstanding results. The College is proud to be a strong Catholic College firmly rooted in Christian teaching and principles. We welcome children of any faith, or none, and we pride ourselves on inclusion and acceptance according to the teachings and values of the gospel. The College’s ethos encourages young people to “Live with God’s Law in their Heart”, to have love and respect for one another and to display the values of honesty, integrity, respect and hard work in all that they do. St Columbanus’ College is committed to providing every pupil with an education for life.

For more information contact: St Columbanus’ College, Ballymaconnell Road, Bangor BT20 5PU Tel: 028 9127 0927 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stcolumbanus.org.uk Twitter: @StColumbanusCol Facebook: @StColumbanusCollege

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PARENTS SAY YES TO ‘INTEGRATE MY SCHOOL’

Integrated education brings together to assess the appetite among parents for pupils, staff and governors from both developing an integrated ethos. the Protestant and Catholic traditions in Of the 65 integrated schools in NI, the same school. The integrated school more than a third of these – 20 primaries provides a learning environment where and five colleges – have developed to children and young people from these become integrated through this process traditions, as well as those of other faiths of Transformation. Some schools which and none, can learn with, from and about have Transformed to become integrated each other in the classroom every day. are among the fastest-growing schools in Integrated Education There is a strong focus on an anti-bias Northern Ireland. approach to teaching and learning. Parents Since February 2019, eight schools have more representation on integrated have held successful parental ballots in schools’ Boards of Governors, and the favour of becoming integrated, with others It doesn’t subtract. It adds. promotion of equity and good relations planning to do the same soon. Parents in extends to everyone in the school and to three Catholic Maintained schools voted for their families. integration in 2019: Research, through opinion polls and • St Mary’s High School in County detailed community conversations, has Fermanagh, 100% in favour shown solid support from parents for • Ballyhackett Primary School near integrated education. Demand exceeds Castlerock, 100% in favour current provision, so how can parents • Seaview Primary School in Glenarm, More schools than ever before are starting to explore access integrated education for their 95% in favour the benefits of an integrated education. child if there isn’t an integrated school close by, or if the local integrated school In addition, four Controlled schools voted is oversubscribed? 2019 Good Relations for integration in 2019: Indicators have shown that 21% of first- • Bangor Central Nursery School, Almost any school can become integrated with the choice applications to integrated colleges 97% in favour support its parents. cannot be accommodated because of the • Brefne Nursery School in North Belfast, @Integratemyschool popularity of a number of these schools. 92% in favour One possibility is to bring integration • Carrickfergus Central Primary School, Be part of this positive change. to your local school. Parents are leading 86% in favour @IntegrateMS the way in encouraging the growth of • Harding Memorial Primary School in East integrated education by voting for their Belfast, 87% in favour child’s school to become integrated. A website called www.integratemyschool. In February 2020, Glengormley High Integrated Education Fund com provides an opportunity for parents School also held a successful ballot of Integrated education brings together pupils, staff and Forestview to register - confidentially - support for their their parents, with 71% of parents voting in governors from Catholic, Protestant and other cultural Purdy's Lane child’s school taking this path. favour of the school becoming integrated, traditions within a single school community. When enough parents register for their and have already seen their school grow Belfast school to become integrated then the since this proposal. BT8 7AR conversations about moving forward can You can join this movement by registering You can register your support for your child’s school to begin. If the parents of at least 20% of your support on www.integratemyschool. pupils at a school register, then the school com. If you would like to find out more become integrated at www.integratemyschool.com will start to formally explore the possibility information, please contact Jill Caskey at of becoming integrated through a legal the Integrated Education Fund (IEF) by process called “Transformation”. The phoning 028 9069 4099 or by emailing jill@ Integrate My School website also offers ief.org.uk a way for school principals and leaders The IEF is registered with The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland, NIC104886, and with Companies House, NI636289

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LAGAN COLLEGE, BELFAST

NORTHERN IRELAND’S FUTURE

As Northern Ireland’s first planned integrated school, Lagan College is very proud to be a co-educational 11-18, all ability school that meets the learning style of all children within the same family. We celebrate the diverse backgrounds and cultures of children from over 50 feeder primary schools, city and countryside wide. We are committed to academic excellence and helping each child to reach their A SCHOOL FOR ALL CHILDREN AT learning potential. We value the uniqueness of each young person and offer high LAGAN COLLEGE quality pastoral care, as well as creating and promoting a strong integrated and inclusive ethos based on core Christian values of respect, equality, reconciliation and service. We are fortunate to reside on a National Trust site of natural beauty and have achieved 5 Eco Awards as well as holding the accolades of being an international, ‘Cross of Nails’ School, ‘Rights Respecting’ Community and an ICT Award winning learning hub. Learning and developing together is at the heart of what we do. We enjoy having fun in class, on the sports fields or by being dramatic, musical and artistic! We celebrate effort, achievements and diversity and we offer a diverse range of courses designed to appeal to all styles of learner, our students can choose from 44 GCSEs and 25 A level courses. We also provide a range

of learning opportunities and educational of our young men and women represent visits beyond the classroom as well as Ulster in Rugby, Gaelic and Athletics and offering over 40 different extra-curricular Northern Ireland in Netball, Football, Dance clubs. and Tennis, to name but a few sporting We passionately believe we have disciplines! something to offer every child and focus In September 2021 we will be celebrating on their strengths, interests and talents, our 40th Anniversary and we continue to be that in music, drama, coding or those look forward to a positive future supporting who enjoy public speaking, debate and more children to learn and grow together. STEM innovation with the ultimate goal of Lagan College is proud to play its part nurturing important personal qualities of in peace building as an intentionally, self- belief, confidence and happiness in integrated, inclusive and all ability school our students. in Northern Ireland. We are winners of the JJ Riley Cup for Gaelic and All Ireland Basketball. We are the Northern Ireland Hockey Champions By mid-January, families can access and often win the North Down Football Cup, a copy of our Online Prospectus, enjoy an Online Virtual Tour and listen to a in all leagues. Whilst we work hard and Welcome Address by the Principal. play as a united team, individually many

For more information contact: Lagan College, 44 Manse Road, Belfast BT8 6SA Telephone: 028 9040 1810 UT SINT UNUM web:www.lagancollege.com Email: [email protected]

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Ashfield Girls’ High School “Each different. Each talented. All valued.” VIRTUAL OPEN EVENING

As an all-ability learning community, we challenge and support our pupils to excel in their academic studies; to develop sector prescribed standards through vocational qualifications; to participate in the varied cross-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities through the Extended Schools Programme and to fully embrace a wealth of pupil leadership roles. Our GCSE and A-Level examination results are a continued source of great pride, which reflect positively on the challenging and supportive learning CHOOSING THE RIGHT SCHOOL environment. One of the strengths underpinning our excellent results is our pastoral care provision, we care. All form tutors and class teachers work Having a lot of options can be very Extra Curricular Talk to others diligently with our pupils to support their individual confusing when it comes to picking Do some research into the creative outlets If possible, talk to as many people as you aspirations and expectations. a suitable school for your child. In and extra curricular activities available at can about the schools you have in mind. rural areas, families may have limited the schools you have in mind. Schools can There is nothing as valuable as first hand We are fully committed to further developing our schools to consider whereas urban offer so much more than just exam results experience and word of mouth. pupils’ individual curiosity, creativity and love of areas can leave your head spinning and it is important to learning. As a learning community built by learning from all the options available. Below think about the kind leaders, we focus on providing a broad and balanced are some tips to help you with the of extra activities curriculum that builds the knowledge and skills decision making process. your child may enjoy essential for success in a continuously changing too. and technologically advancing global economy. Do you research Our school motto is “Each different. Each talented. Arm yourself with information on all the Virtual visits All valued.” We are proud to see our pupils leave types of schools you are interested in. Normally, visiting Ashfield Girls’ High School as independent, confident School websites and The Ulster Tatler a school in person and articulate young women ready to embark on Schools Guide will give you lots of useful would allow you to their chosen career pathway. details about each of their aims and get a proper feel for th expectations of pupils. it but unfortunately On Friday 12 February 2021 our virtual Open Night we are having to will go live. The virtual Open Night can be found on Character do things very our website www.ashfieldgirls.org Having viewed Every pupil is different and there is a school differently this our virtual Open Night, if you have any further queries out there to suit each individual’s needs. year due to the please forward them to [email protected]. Available at www.ashfieldgirls.org uk or alternatively use our ‘Contact Us’ tab on the Have a think about whether your child would Covid-19 pandemic. th do best at a same sex school or if co-ed A lot of schools are school website. from Friday 12 February 2021 would be important to you and them. Being providing virtual educated with pupils from all backgrounds online visits to allow Challenging girls today; creating women of value in the future might be high up in your priorities. The fee- parents and children paying sector may suit your needs better to to see as much of the allow for smaller classes. school as possible. Ashfield Girls’ High School • Holywood Road • Belfast • BT4 2LY Tel: 028 9047 1744 • www.ashfieldgirls.org • [email protected]

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ST LOUIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, KILKEEL Blessed with a wonderful view of the endeavour to develop the whole person. Each year a concert of music, drama, southern flanks of the majestic Mourne The curriculum and life of the school is song, poetry and fashion is staged to bring Mountains, St. Louis Grammar School, therefore imbued with the values of the together the talents developed throughout Kilkeel, has offered a high-quality education gospel so that children may become the year. to the young people of south Down and mature Christian adults. beyond for nearly 100 years. Celebrating its It is recognised that it is not enough to Preparation for life centenary in 2021, St Louis is an inclusive inspire pupils to high ideals unless they St. Louis is a magnificent platform from school for boys and girls, whose aim is are given the opportunity to acquire the which students go forward to a diverse to provide opportunities for all students, knowledge and skills to bring these to range of careers. University, college and enabling them to develop their talents and fulfilment in the real world. The curriculum employment destinations of the recent skills so they can realise their full potential, in St Louis Grammar School has been ‘Class of 2019’ reflects the unique interests, academically, socially and personally. organised to provide a broad, balanced, abilities, talents and aspirations of each St. Louis seeks to provide a secure relevant and coherent experience for each individual St Louis student. 19 students and happy environment for all children pupil at all Key Stages. have continued their studies at Queen’s whilst promoting our Catholic ethos in a Sixth Form at St. Louis is a time of University Belfast electing to study courses supportive and caring environment. The academic rigour, independent learning and extending across a full range of disciplines; provision of an academic education of a preparation for life. It is also a time when physics and astrophysics, biological high standard whilst striving to create an leadership qualities are emphasised and sciences, software engineering, business A2 Results. Global Passport. Beauty and the Beast. environment which encourages pupils’ developed. Students hold various posts of management, business information physical, moral and spiritual well-being responsibility within the school and act as technology, geography, environmental is central to the ethos of the school. This role models for younger pupils. planning, music and audio production, is a learning school where the learning history and sociology, law, philosophy, experience is relevant, rewarding, Something Extra nursing and midwifery. empowering and enjoyable, and where At St. Louis there is something for everyone is encouraged to work hard and everyone to join in with and enjoy and aim high. that participation and social interaction Students enjoy the benefits of a is what really matters. Our students disciplined, happy environment, conducive participate successfully in sporting life, to study under the guidance of well- with a very large number taking part in qualified teachers. The school is committed sporting activities outside normal lesson to working in partnership with parents to time. There is a wide range of activities on ensure that high expectations are met in the offer including athletics, camogie, cross- form of excellent examination results and country, Gaelic football (boys and girls), Geography field work. high quality extra-curricular experiences. golf, netball, soccer, tennis, volleyball and Grease. swimming. Internal competitions in some sports are held annually and the school St. Louis students also attended Ulster organises and hosts annual primary school University studying degree courses in A SCHOOL WITH A competitions in Gaelic football and netball. mechanical and biomedical engineering, As well as participating in internal building surveying and quantity surveying competitions, netball teams play in the featuring as popular choices. Law and GREAT TRADITION Newry and Mourne League at various business also proved popular along with St Louis Grammar School, Kilkeel. levels and teams have reached the final or degree courses in screen production and AND semi-final in all these competitions in recent foundation art and design course based years. There has also been great success at the School of Art located within the Sporting success. in Gaelic football including MacRory and Belfast Campus of the Ulster University. FUTURE MacLarnon cup final appearances as St. Louis students also commenced their well as success in All-Ireland Colleges’ undergraduate studies in other parts of We Care competitions. Students past and present the UK with Liverpool John Moore, the St Louis is a caring school, where students continue to achieve tremendous success University of Liverpool and Staffordshire are encouraged to live out their faith by at local, national and international level in University, proving popular. St. Louis supporting a range of charities, local, a range of sports including Gaelic football, students also opted to continue their national and international. Fundraising Camogie, Australian Rules football, golf studies in Republic of Ireland with Honours takes several forms including ticket sales, and rugby. Degree courses in DKIT and UCD. Other sponsored fasts, goal shoots, sponsored The school has a long tradition of music students have embarked on food related Girls’ football. walks and bag packs. In the past, groups of and drama. As well as regular musical Hons degree course at CAFRE (Loughry students and staff have travelled to Rwanda lessons, students are able to take part in College) and Higher Apprenticeships in and Romania to work in orphanages further musical study, where they learn to Accounting. bringing with them substantial funds play a wide variety of musical instruments Strong Community Links. and resources to aid their development. taught by a team of specialist musicians. A school with a great tradition and future We have strong links within the St Louis Students perform at assemblies, Masses, St. Louis Grammar School, Kilkeel, has Network with St Louis schools worldwide. concerts and musicals. They also have certainly delivered on the vision of its Each year thousands of pounds are opportunities to perform in a variety of plays founders and can look forward with donated to a range of charities including and the annual Drama Festival. St. Louis confidence that it is meeting the needs of Macmillan Cancer Care, Action MS, SERVE, have staged some magnificent musicals current and future generations. Trocáire Lenten Appeal, the Hospice, and in recent years, such as Jesus Christ St Louis Mission work in less economically Superstar, My Fair Lady, Oliver and most developed countries. recently Beauty and the Beast. St. Louis Grammar School High levels of success have been 151 Newry Road, Kilkeel, Co. Down Hans Sloane Medal recipient with A Learning School achieved by pupils both individually in BT34 4EU Hans Sloane Medal. Specialist School. The school’s philosophy of education is competitions at local feiseanna and in Tel 02841762747 Fax 02841765694 Paris Trip. based on the view that education must the annual Schools Irish Drama Festival. www.stlouis.org.uk

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Sullivan Upper is a co-educational, covering North Down, Ards and East in every aspect, the curriculum is non-denominational, voluntary grammar Belfast. extended through a wide range of co- school. The school was founded in curricular and extra-curricular activities, 1877 and, since 1939, has occupied Sullivan Upper takes great pride in for example in sports, music and extensive grounds on the edge of providing its pupils with a broad and drama. Holywood. balanced curriculum, supported by a much praised pastoral care system – A dedicated team of teaching and The school’s aims remain very much truly living up to the school motto ‘lamh non-teaching staff helps all pupils to as they originally were: to provide the foisdineach an uachtar’ or ‘the gentle develop their talents to the full and to best possible education for all pupils, hand foremost’, a constant reminder of prepare themselves effectively for the regardless of race, gender, background the virtue of gentleness in dealing with challenges and responsibilities of adult or religious denomination. Pupils come others. In order to ensure that all pupils life. to Sullivan from a large catchment area, are granted a well-rounded education Sullivan Upper School’s emphasis is strongly academic and we place a high St. Joseph’s page value on academic achievement. The vast majority of pupils remain at school after GCSE to take A Level courses before heading off to universities at home or further afield, including Oxford and Cambridge. Sullivan Upper’s proud record of outstanding results in public examinations shows that all pupils are empowered to realise their potential.

To find out more, visit the school website where you can participate in the school’s Virtual Open Day.

Contact: Sullivan Upper School Belfast Road, Holywood, BT18 9EP Tel: 028 90428780 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sullivanupper.co.uk

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DOWN HIGH SCHOOL

MAXIMISING POTENTIAL IN A WARM AND FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT

Down High is a thriving co-educational grammar school situated in the historic town “A school large enough to offer a broad and of Downpatrick. Benefiting from several balanced curriculum yet small enough to enable direct bus routes, the school attracts pupils from a wide hinterland. High quality pastoral strong personal relationships. City opportunities in a care guides every aspect of school life and sits at the heart of the pursuit of excellence. safe rural environment just 40 minutes from Belfast.” The warm, friendly and caring atmosphere of Down High comes from the high value placed on relationships between pupils, A major capital investment project to staff and parents. provide a new purpose-built school for 950 The Principal, Mrs Perry, describes post-primary pupils and staff at Down High the school as, “A warm and friendly School is well under way. The site for the environment where children thrive. Pupils new build on the Strangford Road has been are encouraged to learn from challenges purchased by the Education Authority and and to believe in their ability to find a full planning permission is in place. The pathway to success. Intelligence and ability project will be tendered in spring 2021, with are not fixed qualities. Reflected in our motto a target to commence construction in late Absque Labore Nihil (nothing achieved 2021. without effort) is our belief that there is no A significant number of new pupils join limit to what can be accomplished through Down High’s thriving Sixth Form each year. hard work.” Pupils are attracted by the unique ethos Mrs Perry said, “At Down High we celebrate and the exceptional quality of teaching, the many talents and achievements of our in addition to the broad curriculum which pupils but in particular we value effort. Each includes Software Systems Development, year our pupils attain the highest possible and Further Maths as well as Applied academic standards and feature regularly in A-Levels and vocational qualifications. CCEA’s subject rankings for top achievers in Northern Ireland. We expect our students to be committed and resilient learners, to Find out more about Down High give their best in the classroom, as well School and view a virtual tour by as discover genuine interests that extend visiting the school website. beyond the classroom.”

Down High School, Mount Crescent, Downpatrick BT30 6EU Tel: 028 44612103 Email: [email protected] www.downhighschool.org.uk

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ST LOUISE’S’ COLLEGE, BELFAST

SPIRIT OF GENEROSITY REMAINS STEADFAST As with all schools around the world, this year has been one of the most challenging in light Loreto College, Coleraine of the Coronavirus pandemic and the impact this has had upon school life as we know it. However, even a global pandemic cannot Voluntary Grammar School suppress the steadfast spirit of the students of St Louise’s! As a Vincentian school, St Louise’s has a strong affiliation with the St Vincent de Paul charity. Our staff and students Celebrating 90 Years 1930-2020 have been most generous and gracious in their contributions to the charity throughout the years and this year sees no exception to this ongoing partnership. Famed for their “Spirituality and Excellence in all aspects of school life.” generosity of spirit, our Year 8 students are continuing to put the needs of others before their own. Our Year 8 ‘Christmas Elves’ have been busy creating hampers for the most

vulnerable members of our community. They JF439 St Lousies_VIRTUAL Open night_TATLER AD(297mm x 210mm)(2021)_(AW)_07.12.20.pdf 1 07/12/2020 11:34 have been donating toys, blankets, clothing, food and healthcare items to the charity which will be dispatched to those in our community most in need. We praise our students for remaining resilient in these most challenging times and we look forward to resuming school life in its entirety in the near future. We invite prospective students and parents to view our ‘Virtual Open Night’, coming soon on our school website: www.stlouises. org.uk The Board of Governors, Principal, Staff and Students of St Louise’s wish you all a happy and blessed new year.

Loreto College is a Catholic Co- friendly, welcoming and inclusive school. Educational all ability voluntary grammar The College continues to evolve, school which has established a renowned develop and adapt to an ever changing tradition of academic excellence, extra- educational landscape whilst preserving curricular success and high standards in its core values of “Spirituality and all areas of school life. Excellence”. The College celebrates its The College promotes a disciplined 90th Year in Coleraine and is very proud atmosphere in which mutual respect is of it’s fine tradition and heritage. It fostered. continues to offer students a broad and Virtual Within the school there is a great sense balanced curriculum via its academic and of community and common purpose. vocational pathways whilst remaining Open Day The caring and supportive Pastoral Care true to the traditions and values of the system aims to develop students’ self- Loreto Order. Available to view on our esteem to the full. Preparing our young people to excel school website Our defining characteristic is our unique at university, further education, and the Saturday 16th January 2021 For more information contact: Loreto Ethos which makes us a warm, world of work. St Louise’s College 468 Falls Rd, Belfast BT12 6EN Tel: 028 9032 5631 For more information, contact: Email: [email protected] Loreto College, Castlerock Road, Coleraine, BT51 3JZ www.stlouises.org.uk Tel: 028 7034 3611 | Email: [email protected] | www.loretocollege.org.uk

PAGE 124 PAGE 125 POST PRIMARY GUIDE 2021 Banbridge Academy ST COLMAN’S COLLEGE, NEWRY “...known personally and cared for individually.” ACADEMIC AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR Banbridge Academy was founded in 1786 and EXCELLENCE moved to its impressive present location, Edenderry House, in 1950. During the last 25 St. Colman’s College is a Catholic Voluntary Grammar School located in a magnificent years there have been two major building projects 65 acre site close to the centre of Newry. It is which have blended the best of modernity with a school with a proud tradition dating back the school’s family ethos and distinguished 198 years to 1823 when it was established heritage. The modern and attractive educational as the Dromore Diocesan Seminary. We are facilities, combined with a talented and dedicated already looking forward to celebrating our teaching staff, enable Banbridge Academy to bi-centenary in 2023. Known throughout Ireland and beyond provide an excellent standard of education where as Violet Hill, it is characterised by excellent high quality Teaching and Learning is prioritised. academic achievements and also by the wide range of extra-curricular activities Educational activities spread far beyond the including sport, music, drama, debating and confines of the classroom. From experiencing having won a number of trophies. In 2015-2016, the In the last ten years, Banbridge Academy pupils quizzes that its dedicated and hardworking staff provide for all our students. We life in World War One trenches in Bayernwald, boys’ 1st XI hockey team won an unprecedented have raised in excess of £179,000 for various are very proud of the warm, caring and number of titles, including the Tasmanian All- local, national and international charities. The Flanders, to a field study in the Rocky River, friendly atmosphere, the opportunities for Mourne Mountains, its pupils enjoy broad and Ireland Title, The Burney Cup and the HDM outstanding quality and variety of the Drama each student to reach his full academic varied learning experiences. Recent visits have European Cup. In 2018, they lost narrowly in the Society’s theatrical productions contribute to the and extra-curricular potential and the included educational trips to Boston, Barcelona, All Ireland Final. In 2016-2017, the girls’ senior inclusive ethos of the school. Recent productions magnificent facilities and surroundings all Berlin and to New York. hockey team enjoyed an unforgettable season, have included A Midsummer Night’s Dream, who come to the school enjoy. Our motto winning The Belfast Telegraph Ulster Senior Guys and Dolls, The Sound of Music and Show “Bonitas, Disciplina, Scientia,” translated as “Kindness, Discipline and Knowledge”, The aims of Banbridge Academy are to empower Schoolgirls’ Schools’ Cup and the Kate Russell Stoppers. the mainstay on which the work of the and develop its pupils and it is committed to Subway All Ireland Championship. In 2018, they college is based. The school is committed delivering an education which is an enriching and lost narrowly in the NI Superleague Final. The Principal, Mr Robin McLoughlin, extends a to nurturing the personal, social, spiritual enabling experience. Pupils excel as a community welcome to our virtual Open Night. An interactive and moral development of each student in of learners, in an atmosphere of academic enquiry, Pupils are always encouraged to get involved video, prospectus and brochure will be placed its care. We are an inclusive Christian community in as many extra and co-curricular activities on our school website: details will be published where they are encouraged to become articulate, that cares for all its members. The Catholic reflective and independent learners. as possible. Over seventy opportunities exist following the AQE Assessments. Please take time ethos of the college provides a strong in the school’s rich extra-curricular provision, to visit the school website and experience the foundation for the students throughout Current and former Academy pupils have complemented by the school’s thriving House warmth and energy of the friendly, caring ethos their school life and beyond. The caring excelled in sports at regional, provincial, national System, named after significant local figures: that defines Banbridge Academy. and supportive pastoral care system aims to develop students’ self-esteem to the full, and international level. Rugby continues to grow, Crozier, Dunbar, McWilliam and Waddell. and all who are associated with the college, including our chaplain and excellent counselling services, work to ensure that students leave as fulfilled and mature young men.

You will be able to get further information, including our wide-ranging prospectus, through our website www.stcolmans.org.uk and you can keep up to date with College life through our Twitter feed @st_colmans. If you have any Open Night (Virtual) further questions you can make contact through the school office (028) 3026 2451 or [email protected].

Pupils and their parents are most welcome to visit the school For more information contact: website. An interactive video, prospectus and brochure will be St Colman’s College 46 Armagh Rd, Newry BT35 6PP placed on our school website: details will be published following Tel: (028) 3026 2451 the AQE Assessments. Email: [email protected]. www.stcolmans.org.uk T: 028 4062 3220 or visit www.banbridgeacademy.org.uk PAGE 127

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THE HIGH SCHOOL, COOKSTOWN RATHDOWN SCHOOL, DUBLIN EXCELLENCE, OPPORTUNITY, SUPPORT The High School has been a feature of the sporting, educational and cultural life of the greater Mid Ulster area since its foundation A PLACE OF BELONGING by Rev. Thomas Millar in 1806. It occupies We are a voluntary, fee-paying school for girls aged 3 – 18 years, splendid wooded grounds just off the town centre, is easily accessible and boasts some providing education to both boarding and day pupils. The School is of the finest outdoor sports facilities in Ulster set within 16 acres of beautiful grounds in Glenageary, Co. Dublin including two modern hockey pitches (one on a hill overlooking the sea at Dún Laoghaire with inland views of sand-based, one water-based) and two the Wicklow Mountains. We are within easy reach of Dublin city, splendid grass pitches, rugby pitches and a surrounding counties and Dublin Airport with accreditation from state-of-the-art fitness suite. the Boarding School Association. As a combined grammar and secondary Our ethos is ‘A Place of Belonging’ and we hope you will gain school it admits pupils to distinct grammar, secondary and vocational pathways. Pupils a sense of what makes Rathdown School unique. Whether your are admitted to grammar provision on the daughter joins us as a day girl or boarder, she will be joining a basis of their academic ability as evidenced family community where she will be well known and cared for as in primary school and do not need to sit an individual. additional ‘transfer’ tests. Secondary pathway As a combined day and boarding school, we welcome students pupils who perform highly may move onto the hard; bespoke careers provision ensures they engagement with over 40 extra-curricular of all nationalities, helping to promote an awareness of cultural choose the GCSE subjects most appropriate activities on offer contributes significantly to grammar pathway. With a strong academic diversity throughout the school. performance, pupils achieve highly through to their needs so they can succeed and pursue widening pupil experiences and opportunities. Our exemplary pastoral care and nurturing environment the provision of an all-round education their life goals. Pupils on the vocational Pupils are encouraged to develop their skills in through inspirational teaching and the very pathway avail of the school’s links with local music, sport, art, science, technology and ICT encourages every student to achieve her personal best. best pastoral care. Parents comment that employers for work experience and courses through groups, teams, clubs and ensembles. From a group of three-year-old girls holding hands in the ‘there is a lovely sense of community where at the Further Education College. The school Every pupil is regarded as an individual with playground of our pre-school, to a thriving junior school where all feel valued, respected and well cared for also has an excellent Learning Support Centre an important contribution to make to the life a passion for discovering and exploring new horizons is ignited as individuals’. Pupil creativity is encouraged, where pupils with moderate learning difficulties of the school and the wider community, and through to our exceptionally high-achieving senior school where and different talents and gifts are celebrated to thrive in a supportive, nurturing environment. through excellence, opportunity and support, encourage fulfilment of their potential. Pupils There is a large Sixth Form, almost all of whom The High School continues to meet the needs, showcase their skills in various events through progress to their first choice of university. In and develop the skills of all of its pupils. the school year including competitions, House the last decade 17 pupils have been offered events, the Spring Concert, Carol Service and places at Oxford or Cambridge. Coolnafranky Demesne Art and Technology exhibition. The school places a strong emphasis Cookstown, Co. Tyrone BT80 8PQ Pupils on all pathways are expected to work on character development and community www.cookstownhighschool.org

GROSVENOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BELFAST THE ARKWRIGHT ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

Congratulations to Grosvenor Grammar following the award of 11 A* grades each Engineering Fair in Birmingham, following School pupils Louisa and Olivia Millar, each of in their GCSEs. Only 279 candidates were victory at the province-wide ‘Young Engineers lifelong friendships are forged and academic, sporting and whom were recently informed of their success offered a place from in excess of 1500 initial of the Year’ competition. Head of Department, personal triumphs are shared; the Rathdown School journey is a in applying for The Arkwright Engineering applicants and, from this number, only 9 are Mrs McMillen was delighted for the girls, seamless one, full of life-enhancing experiences along the way. Scholarship Programme, a prestigious initiative from Northern Ireland. saying “I was so thrilled and proud to learn that Our school campus buzzes with confident, capable young women of subjects with high academic standards. We also offer a range of that aims to inspire the younger generation to For her participation in the programme, Louisa and Olivia were awarded the Arkwright ready to take their place in the world. extra-curricular and sporting activities in the belief that these assist become engineers of the future. Louisa has been sponsored by ‘WSP Scholarship this year. It is an amazing We are a school with a Protestant background. We welcome a sound general education and contribute to the whole person. Our The two girls, who are twins and are in Year Group Limited’, one of the world’s leading achievement to have two girls from the same students and families of all faiths, and none, and from all traditions academic results are testament to the way the girls are challenged Thirteen, have enjoyed a fantastic few months engineering professional services consulting school achieve this success, let alone from and cultures. We have a diverse and inclusive student body, where and motivated to give their best in all they do. Rathdown has a long firms, whilst Olivia has the same family! Both girls are exceptionally all are equally valued and all are equally important. tradition of academic excellence and for moulding well-rounded, been sponsored by talented and are very worthy recipients of such Students receive an outstanding education and make excellent confident students. Our students achieve excellent results in their ‘Crowdstrike’, a leader a prestigious award.” progress at Rathdown School. Your daughter will be encouraged state examinations and secure places in third level education in cloud-delivered, next- Principal, Dr Vasey, was equally delighted and expected to achieve her personal best in all she does. We across Ireland, the UK and beyond. generation services for for the girls, saying “Olivia and Louisa are such believe that teaching and learning should be both challenging and Our doors are always open to welcome Irish and international endpoint protection, wonderful ambassadors for our school and enjoyable for students of all abilities and we aim for the highest students who come here to achieve their very best academically, threat intelligence, and deserve this prestigious accolade. I am so possible standards. Whether she is the most gifted academically, socially and personally, have fun, make friends, and develop a response. delighted for them and for Mrs McMillen. The a good all-rounder or needs additional help in some areas, your global perspective. If you are looking for an outstanding school for Louisa and Olivia’s girls have achieved so much during their time daughter will receive a stimulating and rewarding educational girls, please come and visit us - we promise you a warm welcome. success is the latest in in Grosvenor and we know they have a very a long line of impressive bright future ahead of them. They are a credit experience suited to her needs. Girls are taught by professional Girls leave Rathdown School as confident and responsible achievements for to themselves, their family and their teachers.” and dedicated staff within small class sizes across a broad range young adults. Virtual Tours available on our website. Grosvenor’s Technology A huge congratulations to Louisa and and Design department; Olivia on their selection onto such a highly Rathdown School Glenageary Rd Upper, Glenageary, Dublin, A96 H5N3, Ireland in 2018, Louisa and prestigious programme; they deserve much Tel: +353 1 285 3133 Olivia, along with two credit for such an impressive achievement fellow pupils, were invited and will no doubt make the most of this email: [email protected] to attend the prestigious fantastic opportunity. www.rathdownschool.ie ‘Big Bang’ Science and

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ST. COLUMBA’S COLLEGE, DUBLIN

A SCHOOL LIKE NO OTHER

LIFE AT ST. COLUMBA’S

COLLEGE St. Columba’s College is a co-educational, a much broader academic experience the pandemic. 2020 has not been an easy Church of Ireland boarding school, for pupils in comparison to the A Level year, but we have kept going with as full perched on the edge of the Dublin system. Maths, English and a Modern a programme of activities as possible and Hills and overlooking the city of Dublin. Language are compulsory, while there is a we believe strongly that boarding offers an We have a great sense of tradition, free choice from a varied selection for the unparalleled educational experience for an enviable academic record and a other four subjects. Our leavers go on to young people. commitment to a very full and varied extra- further education in fairly equal numbers to curricular programme, set in 140 acres of Irish, UK or international universities. countryside. Whilst our pupils achieve excellent With a total of 335 pupils, and with results in the Leaving Certificate, we the majority of our academic staff living believe very strongly in an all-round on the College site, we are a close-knit education that puts value on all aspects community, which creates an intimate, of a child’s development, academic, nurturing atmosphere. physical, cultural, social and spiritual. Parents can apply for admission to the The large majority of our pupils are College for their sons or daughters to all boarders in one of our seven boarding forms. However, we recommend entry at houses and we are committed to full-time Form I (aged 12). boarding. Sport takes place for all every The Irish system means that pupils sit day; we have Saturday morning school the Junior Cycle exams at the end of Form and a busy Saturday evening programme. III (Year 10), before entering the transition Sunday is more relaxed and many pupils year, an enriching year of academic work, make use of our wonderful nine hole golf infused with work experience, service course and sports facilities. The College projects and a variety of other imaginative has bed space for 240 boarders and For all enquiries regarding additions, designed to broaden the usually awards approximately 95 day Admissions to the College and education of our pupils, without the stress places. for details on future Open/Virtual of public exams. We have seen a growth in interest in Open Day Information please In their last two years pupils study seven boarding during the last few months, contact: [email protected] subjects in preparation for the Irish Leaving as parents look to ensure that their Telephone: +353 (1) 4906791 Certificate. This examination provides children’s education is not disrupted by

For more information contact: St. Columba’s College, Kilmashogue Lane, Whitechurch, Dublin 16, D16 CH92, Ireland Phone: +353 (1) 4906791 Email: [email protected] www.stcolumbas.ie

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CLONGOWES WOOD COLLEGE

A SCHOOL THAT OFFERS MORE

the heart of the Clongowes community that sets this school apart. Our innovative and ambitious teachers work hand in hand with our dedicated and caring boarding team to inspire our students achieve to the fullest of their potential. Our students are competitive but also work together as a team on the pitches, in the classrooms and during study time. In our unique boarding setting they are constantly learning from each other. This nurturing of co-operative learning is central to what we do at Clongowes and gives A LEADING our students a huge advantage as they develop a team ethic and problem solving skills through living and learning together. BOARDING Our built environment such as the James Joyce Library and the Bellarmine Learning Centre is designed to encourage even SCHOOL greater cooperation amongst students as they grow and learn together. The spirit of Magis stays with our IN THE Clongowes is a Jesuit boarding school in Jesuit education and its expression graduates and drives them to do more, not set in 550 acres in Co Kildare. A home is apparent at Clongowes. Clongowes only for themselves but for the greater good from home for some 450 boys from all aspires to do more, to be better, we are of society. HEART OF over Ireland, the UK and further afield. All constantly striving for excellence. This is At the heart of our school is the Jesuit our students enjoy our 7-day boarding embodied in the teaching and boarding maxim, Cura Personalis or care for the education that consists of a rich variety of staff who empower our students to be the individual. We get to know our students CO. KILDARE academic and co-curricular programmes very best that they can be in all that they exceptionally well, we get to know their encompassing a wide variety of sports, do. Undoubtedly Clongowes has breath- strengths, their weaknesses and importantly music, drama, debating and the arts. taking grounds, state of the art co-curricular guide and empower them to discover and The Ignatian value of Magis – the Latin as well as teaching and learning facilities, nurture their talents in a safe and supportive word for more or greater - is a key philosophy but it is the teachers and boarding staff at environment. We believe that boarding school life should mirror the very best of family life and the family home. The best homes are full of life and laughter. They offer understanding and patience; they provide support and comfort when things go wrong. The best homes give children clear boundaries. They set high expectations and they instil values by which to live. A strong family life nurtures the self-esteem that young people need to go out into the world with confidence. This is what we aspire to do, and more, complementing modern family life in our boarding school.

To discover what makes Clongowes such a special place, please contact our Admissions team to request more information or arrange a visit to the school.

For more information contact: Clongowes Wood College SJ, Clane, Co Kildare, Ireland. Tel:+353 (0)45 838258 Email: [email protected] www.clongowes.net

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ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION WITH A REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENT PASTORAL CARE

St Mary’s University College is a small and specialist institution of higher education with an ethos that is welcoming to all, where values- education is actively promoted, and respect is intrinsic. The College has had a long-standing academic partnership with Queen’s University Belfast whereby it has a sufficiently high degree of autonomy to offer a distinctive educational LIVERPOOL A GREAT PLACE experience for its students while also engaging in collaborative provision with a world-class university. The academic programmes at St Mary’s are validated by Queen’s. In addition, the College has an exceptionally high profile of both community TO LIVE AND STUDY engagement and international study opportunities Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) is the as well as a strong commitment to widening access and participation in higher education. number one destination university for Northern The College advances a faith-based approach Irish students studying in Great Britain.* VIRTUAL EVENTS to education which emphasises the desire to build LJMU offers over 20,000 students an unbeatable Find out why LJMU has everything you need for a brilliant student a dynamic community of learners, united through the fusion of and PGCE programmes, and for the second successive year, experience in a modern, city centre based university. experience, from the comfort of your own home. Christian faith, reason and scholarship. Most observers agree that St Mary’s had an exceptional outcome. The programmes placed Famous for its warm welcome, Liverpool is a fantastic Sign up and be the  rst to hear about open days, subject-speci c events St Mary’s has been successful in creating such a community, one either first or second in each of the seven evaluative categories, place to study, providing students with all the excitement and our plans for LJMU’s annual Northern Irish Summer School 2021. that is remarkably student friendly. St Mary’s is fortunate to be which covered the full range of the educational experience of a major city but with the friendliness and sense of able to recruit students who are highly engaged in the life of the including the quality of the teaching, skills development and community of a much smaller town. Virtual invite-only applicant events give you a further opportunity to learn College. The Students’ Union, as well as the clubs and societies, learner experience. more about LJMU, in addition to an exclusive event for Northern Irish play an important role in College life by promoting a LJMU has a special relationship with Northern Ireland, applicants and their families. stimulating and fulfilling student experience through built over 20 years, and we are committed to offering the best possible advice, support and guidance to Northern sport as well as cultural and social activities. Recently, Go to ljmu.ac.uk/opendays for details. Irish students considering study at the university. most of the College’s academic provision has been online due to the pandemic, and the students have Our dedicated recruitment team usually spend a great responded with resilience to this form of tuition. deal of time in Northern Ireland, attending higher We guarantee all new students a place in high quality education fairs and visiting local schools and colleges. The student body is supported by members of the YOUR HOME student accommodation. Safe and affordable, our academic staff who are committed to providing pastoral We hope to resume our visits as soon as it’s safe to do LJMU-approved student ats provide the perfect base care for students, when they require it, as well as so, but in the meantime, we have adapted our sessions to FROM HOME to explore Liverpool and make new friends. developing the transferrable skills that lead to graduate provide higher education advice and support virtually. Applications are welcome for admission to the following programmes Travelling to Liverpool from Northern Ireland couldn’t be employment. Likewise, members of the support staff Programme Deadline for receipt of easier too, with daily ights to Liverpool John Lennon provide the necessary professional services to ensure Email [email protected] for details. Airport, and ferries that sail direct from Belfast. that students can make the most of their educational applications experience. The excellent relationships that exist Undergraduate between staff and students are a key factor in enabling BEd (Hons) Primary Degree Wednesday, 13 January 2021 St Mary’s to be a warm and welcoming place. BEd (Hons) Post-Primary Degree Wednesday, 13 January 2021 BA (Hons) Liberal Arts Degree Wednesday, 13 January 2021 Undergraduate Student Experience Postgraduate A recent survey of the BEd (Hons) Primary and Post- Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Irish- Friday, 26 February 2021 primary degree programmes by the Education and medium Education) Primary I wanted to move away for university, Training Inspectorate (ETI) identified important strengths but I wanted it to be easy to get back in the College’s educational provision, including a Teacher Professional Learning very good level of retention and modules that are well Master of Education (MEd) Deadlines are dependent on Spring home if I needed to. Liverpool seemed designed to ensure student teachers are prepared for Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) or Summer entry. Postgraduate Certificate (PgCert) Please contact Academic Registry on like the perfect city with great travel their school-based work. 028 9026 8320 for con rmation The most recent report on the BA (Hons) Liberal Arts links to Belfast. degree programme was received from external examiner, Information Event for Undergraduate Programmes MAYA DESHPANDE BELFAST Dr Thomas Nörgaard, University of Winchester, who Information Event Details provided this summary assessment of the programme: “I continue to be impressed by the programme. It is Virtual Open Day Visit: https://tinyurl.com/y669nw2a thoughtful and well-designed. The learning outcomes make good sense in the light of the liberal arts ideals that Entry quali cation guidelines are available from the inform the programme and the local context in which the College website www.smucb.ac.uk/admissions programme is implemented.” Or contact: 028 9026 8320

Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) For more information contact: Liverpool John Moores University The annual PTES covers students on the College’s MEd Tel: 0151 231 5090 Web: ljmu.ac.uk Email: [email protected]

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