As part of their coursework, Year 14 Physical Education students organised a Santa Run to raise much needed funds for St Paul’s International Projects. They also organised a Pitch and Putt Classic that took place at Cloghogue Pitch and Putt, Newry. All proceeds from this event went to the ‘Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust’. Between both […]
Spinning on a bicycle for more than twenty minutes is a challenge for most people, but what about keeping it going for twenty-four hours? Well, that was the challenge undertaken by the pupils, staff, parents and community of St Paul’s in a huge whole-school effort to raise awareness and much needed funds for local cancer […]
Our Business studies students who are competing in the All Ireland Build a Bank Challenge hosted a charity fashion Show on Tuesday 24th February. The show was supported by several local clothing businesses; Berling, Rosie’s Closet, DV8, Miss Selfridges, Mark’s and Spencers, Coast, Louis Boyds, Burtons, Elody Bridal and The Bridal Loft who donated an […]
Year 14 students at St Paul’s are running a Pitch and Putt Classic on Saturday 28 February. The event is taking place at Cloghogue Pitch and Putt course and all proceeds are going towards the Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust. Sponsorship or Entry for a team of 4 people is £40. The students are currently seeking sponsorship of the […]
Students Bianca Hughes, Mairead Campbell, Maureen Byrne and Aileen McGuire organised a fundraiser that raised £434.00 for Cancer Research. With the help of many others, they baked, purchased baked goods, donated and generally brought some Christmas cheer to our mad hatters inspired tea party in aid of Cancer Research UK. Special thanks to Mille Fiori […]
Class 10/47 recently held fundraising events to raise money for ‘Children in Need’. From having a successful bake off and a sponsored walk, they raised an incredible £520 for this very worthy cause.
The staff from St Paul’s Learning Support Centre recently held a raffle and a quiz night in Quinn’s Lounge in Camlough – and raised the incredible sum of £1427.50. The money will be used to help the Special Olympians from St Paul’s who will be taking part in the Special Olympics in June. We wish our Olympians […]
On Sunday 27 April Rachael Sands and Cloideach Rafferty (a loyal friend), the daredevils, abseiled down the Europa Hotel Belfast for Northern Ireland Cancer fund for Children. The two friends raised over £700 for the charity that day. Rachael has managed to battle cancer twice already in her young life and truly is an inspiration to […]
Year 9 student Bianca Hughes talks about how the loss of a special aunt to cancer encouraged her to find out more about the disease and inspired her to raise funds to aid cancer research. Bianca tells her special story below. Hi my name is Bianca Hughes and I am a Year 9 pupil at […]
As part of its annual fundraising efforts for the St Paul’s International Projects to Romania, Kenya and Lourdes, the students and staff of St Paul’s High School are well used to donning ridiculous costumes and making fools of themselves on the stage all in aid of a very good cause. And 2013 was no exception, with the […]
St Paul’s High School is a thriving, innovative educational community of almost 1500 students of all abilities, from children with learning difficulties in our Learning Support Centre to high calibre academic achievers in our AS, A2 and Applied Post-16 courses. All classrooms are equipped as standard with interactive whiteboards, and students and staff are encouraged to make the fullest use of technology for learning and teaching.
The school, which was established in 1966 with the aim of providing its pupils with a Christian education within the Catholic ethos, is situated on a modern campus in pleasant rural surrounding in the townland of Carrickbracken, County Armagh. St Paul’s High School was designated by the Department of Education as a Specialist College for Science in 2008, and the school was awarded the BECTA ICT Mark in 2009.
St Paul's High School, 108 Camlough Road, Bessbrook, Newry BT35 7EE
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