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The next event for the Controlled Schools Support Council’s (CSSC’s) international Erasmus+ project will be held on 8 - 10 October in Trinity College Dublin.
The Directors, representing schools, those from a public appointments process and the Transferor Representatives’ Council. Council members will serve for four years. There are six representatives from controlled schools. This includes representatives for each phase: nursery, special, primary, secondary and grammar schools.
The Controlled School Support Council’s (CSSC’s) aspiration is for all controlled schools to demonstrate ‘very good’ to ‘outstanding’ educational provision for our children and young people.
The Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC) attended the launch of the mTech.Academy 2018/2019 programme on Thursday 20 August in Belfast.
Alliance Party MLA Chris Lyttle was welcomed to CSSC by Chief Executive Barry Mulholland on Tuesday, 18 September 2018.
The Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC) staff put the kettle on for the first fundraising event in aid of this year’s charity partner Cancer Focus NI in May.
Abbey Community College students have celebrated academic excellence again with tremendous GCSE and A-level results in August 2018. The upward trend in overall results has continued for the second consecutive year.
The Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC) and BT are reminding post-primary school students to keep their eyes on the prize as the deadline for entries for the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) fast approaches on 25 September.
CSSC loves to work with controlled schools to promote and celebrate pupils' success. If you have something to showcase, please let us know. Additional information can be found under CSSC publications.
Markethill High Schools’ pupils have this year posted record GCSE results, with twenty pupils receiving 5 or more A*/A grades.
