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  It is with mixed emotions we say farewell to our Year 14 pupils. We have been through an interesting journey together over the last three years and you have shown remarkable resilience. Good luck for your exams and we wish you every success as you embark upon the next step in your journey.  It […]

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By Ballyclare High School on 10 May, 2022

  Mr Raymond Abernethy has taught sign language here in school for 20 years and has decided to retire this year. He worked with 6th form pupils giving them the basics of sign language in a fun and interactive way. His passion for sharing sign language with the hearing community has been remarkable. Pupils were taught […]

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  Ballyclare High’s pupils and staff are being encouraged to this week to tackle the official theme of this year’s Mental Health Week ‘Loneliness’. They will be discussing this theme and undertaking challenges aimed at helping themselves and those around them. As always we are mindful of the impact mental health has on all of […]

By Ballyclare High School on 6 May, 2022

  Congratulations to Mrs Kathryn Young who has been highly commended for a STEM Learning Teaching Award in the Excellence in School & College Leadership in STEM category. This award ceremony will take place in the Long Gallery at Stormont, Parliament Buildings, Belfast with inspiring winners from industry, education and government will be recognised for their achievements. Mrs Young was nominated […]

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  Congratulations to Mary O’Hara (nee Topley) on the publishing of her first book: “Welcome to the Emerald Isle – An exploration of Ireland in twelve lessons ” is a textbook exploring the island of Ireland through its history, culture, and faith. Primarily for use in schools but also churches with an emphasis on children […]

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  Former pupil Kelly McCaughrain is an honoured Children’s Author, having won the Northern Ireland Book Awards she was awarded the Seamus Heaney Children’s Writing Fellow for Northern Ireland. This two-year role was created by the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queens University Belfast and the Arts Council Northern Ireland to promote children’s reading and writing. […]

By Ballyclare High School on 29 April, 2022

By Ballyclare High School on 8 April, 2022

Congratulations to all those pupils selected to the Prefect Team.  

By Ballyclare High School on 30 March, 2022

  It was wonderful to have our Spring Honours Assembly today and recognise such fantastic achievements from our pupils. Thank you to our pupils and staff for all the hard work and dedication.  24 Honours Blazers were awarded for Representative Honours, 3 Special Pockets, 65 Senior Pockets, 102 Inter Pockets and 28 Junior Pockets across […]

By Ballyclare High School on 22 March, 2022

  Congratulations again to pupil Zara Craig whose work has been selected to be part of and indeed be the image of The Education Authority Autism Advisory and Intervention Service Art Exhibition.     The theme of the exhibition is What Autism means to me: Creative Voices and the exhibition features over 100 pieces of artwork from […]

By Ballyclare High School on 21 March, 2022

This year Ballyclare High School won the Northern Ireland regionals for the Digital School House E-Sports Competition. Our 3 team Members and 2 Shout casters, who were decided by an inhouse tournament, went to Manchester to represent our school in the semi-finals with a chance to go to London. But against some of the best […]

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  Alex Corr took to the airwaves again with Radio Ulster this time to tell us about the ‘Mile in My Shoes.’ challenge this weekend. Good Luck to Alex this Saturday as he embarks on this event for the NI Cancer Fund for Children at Antrim Castle Gardens. Alex is part of this Charity’s committee […]