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A series of workshops focused on women’s leadership development in the controlled sector.
Local school leaders were given the opportunity to meet with MPs about education funding on Monday 28 January in Holy Cross College, Strabane, at a roundtable discussion hosted by the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.
AGM 2023
The seventh Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) took place on Thursday 16 November 2023.
The third Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Controlled Schools’ Support Council (CSSC) will take place on Thursday 16 May 2019 at 6.00pm in the Glenavon Hotel, Cookstown. A hot buffet will be served from 5.00pm.
As there is no voting this year, there is no need for any member school to appoint a proxy if you are unable to attend. However, Council would very much appreciate your support on the night. An online registration form will be issued to schools via email before Easter, when you will be able to advise who will be attending the AGM to represent your school (two representatives maximum).
Further details will follow in due course with regard to the agenda and speakers. We are looking forward to seeing you at the third CSSC AGM.
CSSC's recent report, 'Attainment and performance in the controlled sector’, explores patterns of attainment in Northern Ireland’s largest school sector. To accompany the report a series of case studies have been published looking at good practice across the sector. This article provides an overview of Lisneal College’s case study.
CSSC’s first teachers’professional learning seminar focusing on primary school leaders took place on Friday 11 January.
Children at Kilbride Central Primary School have enjoyed a visit from Alex the bear as part of the UK-German Connection bears programme.
Howard Primary School, Dungannon, has been working throughout the school year to support pupils to develop strategies which will provide them with coping skills when situations become difficult.
Harmony North was launched in August 2015 and is made up of six schools in the North Belfast area, three of which are controlled schools including Belfast Model School for Girls, Belfast Boys’ Model School and Cedar Lodge.
