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Young filmmakers from Park School in Belfast are celebrating after their short film "Superhero School" won Best Film in the 12-15 age category at the prestigious Into Film Awards. The talented pupils travelled to the Odeon Luxe in Leicester Square, London for the star-studded ceremony.
Pupils at Clifton School, a controlled school in Bangor, are discovering new ways to express themselves through artificial intelligence as part of a successful Education Authority pilot programme.
Pupils from Jones Memorial Primary School and Holy Trinity Primary and Nursery School have joined forces to celebrate their shared heritage in Enniskillen as part of the PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Shared Education partnership.
The 8th Annual Association of Education Advisers (AoEA) Connecting Educators Summit took place recently and brought together leading education professionals at Manchester Airport.
The Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) acknowledges the hard work of pupils across Northern Ireland on exam results day, 14 August.
Mark Baker, Chief Executive, CSSC commented:
"I commend all pupils in controlled schools on their dedication and hard work. Today marks a significant milestone in their educational journey. As they begin the next chapter of their lives, I wish them every success whether they choose further education or employment.
Mark Baker, Chief Executive, Controlled Schools’ Support Council, extends a warm invitation to first time Principals and Board of Governors (Chair) to attend the Controlled Schools’ Support Council’s seminar for Principals, newly appointed within the controlled sector and their Chair of Governors.
For Retiring Principals to mark their retirement and to acknowledge and thank you them for their service as Principal.
The Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) recognises the hard work of pupils across Northern Ireland as they receive their results.
Glenlola Collegiate School has been awarded Scoil Spreagtha status, a prestigious recognition celebrating exceptional commitment to Irish language learning.
The Controlled Schools Support Council (CSSC) welcomes new research that demonstrates the importance of effective leadership in schools serving disadvantaged communities.
