Tag: Awards & Achievements

For achievements in Irish Dancing and Camogie.  Well done to another champ!

We have such a range of talents in our P4 class!  Here are some of our winning girls with awards for Girls’ Brigade & Irish Dancing.

This is Ola.  She is a P7 pupil who has been recognised for her artistic talents on consistent occasions this year.  She was already commended for a fantastic snowman she created with chalk and pastel at Christmas time.  This time she was in Corrymeela when she created a beautiful portrait of her friend and class-mate Julia.  We thought it was too good not to frame!  This was done with pastel on paper.  Watch out in the future for this girl’s masterpieces when they go under the hammer at auction!

Well done to Izzy who came home from Dublin on Sunday after scooping up a collection of awards for her efforts in her Irish Dancing catagories.  What a champ!

Well done to this young man from P5 for winning medals in his local youth club football competiton.

Well done for being awarded 2nd place runner up in the NICMAC Dancing Competition.  Good girl – keep up the effort and progress!

Well done to our little P5 street dance Champ who keeps winning prizes for his energy and style!

Well done to one of our most talented P6 girls who is celebrating winning a trophy for being the “Mini-Athlete of the Year 2012” in the Ballymena and Antrim Athletics Club.  Good girl!  Keep up the training and maybe we’ll see you in the 2020 Olympic Squad!!

Prince Edward played the Royal host at Hillsborough Castle on the evening of Tuesday 15th may 2012 for the Integrated Education Fund community as they celebrated 20 years of supporting the development of Integrated Education in Northern Ireland, and 30 years of Integrated Education.  Our esteemed Building Supervisor (that’s caretaker in old school words!) the infamous Roberta Forsythe was kindly asked to contribute towards the commission of a special publication to mark this event anniversary in 2012, and these pages below are part of what was presented to the Prince, after he met with members of the Integrated community.  Mr Arnold was very proud of Roberta gracing the pages of this little booklet and set of cards, and is most grateful to the IEF for including her in the collection of personalities who feature in the celebratory publication.  The Prince was a delight to chat to and it was a privilege and pleasure to be in his company on this special day.