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School Support Officer, Donna O’Connor encouraged and supported CSSC member schools Kilkeel High School and Magherafelt High School in making their successful applications for £17,000 T:BUC funding in 2017.

Many people will have heard about someone who is ‘doing their Duke of Ed’, but what does undertaking a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award programme actually entail?

Thursday 7 September was a special day for Cookstown High School as they honoured former pupil and business leader Sir Allen McClay.

You could be accused of seeing double if you made a visit to Newtownhamilton High this year.

Special educational needs (SEN) funding in Northern Ireland exceeded £250m last year, and both the number of children with SEN and associated costs continue to rise.

Raising standards for pupils in controlled schools is a key pillar of the Controlled Schools’ Support Council’s (CSSC’s) programme of work.

The first baseline assessment of the controlled education sector, published on Monday 18 September by the Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC), highlighted some interesting statistics around the religious composition of controlled schools.

Following an investment of £20m, Castle Tower School opened its doors to its 318 pupils at the start of the new school term on Wednesday 6 September.

The Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) has today, Monday 18 September, launched the first baseline assessment of the controlled schools sector in Northern Ireland.