Principal Designate of Causeway Academy meets with staff
As part of the lead-in to the opening of Causeway Academy, the staff teams of Coleraine College, Dunluce School and North Coast...
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About
Our School
Welcome to Coleraine College, a non-selective post primary school which was founded in 2001 following the amalgamation of Coleraine Boys’ Secondary School and Coleraine Girls’ Secondary School. The school is situated on an expansive 30 acre greenfield site on the Carthall Road in Coleraine and draws pupils from primary schools in Coleraine and much further afield. We welcome pupils from all backgrounds, nationalities, faiths and abilities and pride ourselves on being an inclusive, welcoming and supportive school.
Our Principal
Madame S J Skobel
Our Student Leadership Team
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Stevie - Head Boy
Lila - Head Girl
Oliver -Deputy Head Boy
Rebecca - Deputy Head Girl
Charlie - Deputy Head Boy
Patrycja - Deputy Head Girl
Families First Awards Ceremony
Coleraine College celebrated huge success at the recent Families First Awards which recognises the achievements of secondary schools across Northern Ireland each year.
At a gala event in Titanic Belfast, the College scooped a 'WOW' Award in recognition of excellence in supporting both staff and pupils at the Carthall Road school and also gained a 'Highly Recommended' in the 'Best School - North Region' section.
Acting Principal, Madame Skobel, said: "We are delighted to receive these awards which we accept on behalf of the whole school community - pupils, staff, parents and the host of individuals and organisations who work with us.
Such recognition is rewarding and uplifting for everyone concerned and I am so pleased that the staff who work here, in all capacities, have had their dedication and commitment celebrated in this way because they go that extra mile daily to support the young people in our care."
There was even further success and recognition on the night as two members of staff had their work recognised in the 'Support Staff' category. Classroom assistant Lauren Hutchinson and receptionist Glynis Nicholl were nominated by their colleagues and supported by pupils and parents.
Madame Skobel continued: "Lauren, a past pupil, is really very deserving of this award. She is a fantastic professional and a very talented young woman who has shown great dedication to the pupils she works with. Lauren will be leaving us at the end if the year to begin her teacher training course. Although we are all very sad to see her go, it is great news that she will continue in education, qualifying as a secondary music teacher next year. We are so proud of her!"
She continued: "Glynis is officially our receptionist but, in truth, she is so much more than that and does a whole host of different jobs across the day which makes her vital to the smooth running of the College. We just could not do without her. What is more important though, is that Glynis does all of this with a smile and her endless patience and incredibly supportive manner means that everyone she deals with, whether adult or young person, is made to feel special. The comments made by pupils and parents in support of her nomination make clear that she is a unique individual whose contribution to life at College simply cannot be quantified."
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