On Monday 16th December pupils from 9ST enjoyed a typical French Breakfast in the school canteen. It was an opportunity for pupils to gain an insight into an aspect of French culture. The menu consisted of croissants and chocolate croissants served with hot chocolate and...
The annual Carol Service took place on Wednesday, 18th December with many in our school community taking part. We had beautiful singing from the choir; the soloists were angelic! The brass instruments brought a real warmth of Christmas into the Assembly Hall. The readers and the...
New local business “The Friary” have announced that they will be supporting sixth form Ulidia students with their reward breakfast. To visit their website, you can click on the link below: http://www.the-friary.com/...
We did it; a great effort from our wee community! We required 32 hampers and got 37 – this means that we can bless more folk than we anticipated! Once again, thank you, and your staff and your class for your generosity. Both charities have collected...
Lucia Campbell from the University of Ulster kindly came in to the College on Friday to speak to the year 13 Travel and Tourism students about courses available to them at University level. A high number of former students of the College are now attending...
The shoebox appeal was successful again this year with an outstanding record-breaking haul of 78 shoeboxes that were produced by the new Year 8’s and their mentors in sixth form. The charities that these shoe boxes are going to is “Road Of Hope”. This appeal is...
The senior prefect team at Ulidia were lucky enough to have welcomed two Israeli students, who happen to be visiting a variety of schools. They gave a presentation, which gave an insight into their culture and how it differs from ours, their personal interests, and their...
On Monday 25th November Year 9 puils were given the opportunity to take part in an acting for silent film workshop, which was part of the Cinemagic festival for young people. The workshop was lead by local community artist Charmaine McBride. Pupils were transported back in...
The Home Economics department set out to raise £100 for the Hospice. All their sixth form classes took part in making a christmas tree decoration along with donations from staff. Year 9 students have also been attending a 'craft club' at lunchtime to make a range...
On Wednesday 4th December , Miss McErlean and Mr Novell took a group of year 9-14 pupils to see the musical, ‘Wicked’ in Dublin. Wicked tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two girls who first meet as sorcery students at...