Education

Larne Grammar School has announced its head prefects for the 2019/20 academic year.

A Ballyclare Primary School teacher has been hailed for her innovative approach to the use of technology in the classroom.

Police have issued an urgent warning after children were seen playing on railway tracks.

A mechanical engineering student from Larne has won the UK Female Undergraduate of the Year award.

BBC Children in Need has awarded a grant of £28,789 to a project working with disadvantaged children and young people in Carrick.

The annual ‘Hilly 100’ fundraiser for Roddensvale School in Larne which took place yesterday (Sunday) has raised £3,000.

With the school summer holidays looming, we’ve teamed up with the Dalriada Festival to offer 12 lucky families the chance to win a day pass to the event.

Queen’s University Belfast Mechanical Engineering student, Judith Cameron, from Larne, has won the UK Female Undergraduate of the Year award.

A rail safety message will be brought to pupils at Ulidia Integrated College in Carrick next week.

The Education Authority has stressed that “no decision has been made” to close the Lurgan campus of Craigavon Senior High School.

Due to a shake up of GCSE grades in Northern Ireland fewer pupils are expected to achieve the top A* mark when results are issued this August.

The Education Authority has put forward plans to close the only controlled primary school in Castlewellan, Co Down.

The Lurgan Campus of Craigavon Senior High is to close and children will be bussed to a single site in Portadown, it has been revealed.

The antiquated glass filing system from a former Co Down mill at the centre of the linen boom of the mid 1800s has been salvaged and given a new lease of life for the 21st century.

Portadown College will hold a special assembly when term restarts on Monday, in memory of its widely respected principal Simon Harper.

The atmosphere at Queen’s University Belfast will be “a few degrees colder” for Protestants after the institution severed links with all four partnering theological colleges of the same outlook this week, an MLA has claimed.

New figures show the largest education sector in Northern Ireland is open to all, a support council chief has claimed.