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  1. Outstanding A level results for Ballyclare High School

    Congratulations to Ballyclare High School, where an outstanding 99.9% of pupils secured pass grades in three or more A level subjects this year.

  2. Banbridge Academy celebrates outstanding A level results

    The pupils of Banbridge Academy obtained the best ever A level results in the history of the school with an outstanding 87.5% of pupils achieving three grades A*- C. 

  3. A levels - a route to many career paths

    CSSC Chief Executive Barry Mulholland today, Thursday 16 August, acknowledged the hard work of pupils, teachers and principals as young people from controlled schools across Northern Ireland received their A level results.

  4. Cancer Focus NI benefits from charity golf event

    The Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) Chief Executive and current captain of Lurgan Golf Club, Barry Mulholland, recently hosted a charity event at the club.

  5. DUP education spokesperson Peter Weir visits CSSC

    DUP MLA Peter Weir was welcomed to CSSC by Chief Executive Barry Mulholland on Friday, 3 August 2018.

  6. CSSC staff

    The staff of the Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC) have a wealth of expertise from a range of sectors. Led by Chief Executive Mark Baker, the teams will cover education; marketing, research and communication; and corporate services. 

  7. SDLP education spokesperson Colin McGrath visits CSSC

    Chief Executive Barry Mulholland was pleased to welcome Colin McGrath MLA (SDLP) to CSSC on Wednesday 1 August.

  8. Consultation on model school complaints procedure

    CSSC has been working in conjunction with EA, CCMS, CnaG and NICIE to develop guidance for the draft model school complaints procedure.

  9. UUP education spokesperson Rosemary Barton visits CSSC

    Chief Executive Barry Mulholland was pleased to welcome Rosemary Barton MLA (UUP) to CSSC on Tuesday 31 July.

  10. Renowned Northern Irish artist visits Glengormley High

    Renowned Northern Irish artist Ross Wilson visited his alma mater Glengormley High School on Monday 18 June.  Ross spent the day with a range of GCSE and A level students telling them about his life, work and advising them on their own art.