The Shared Education Choir rehearsed today in preparation for the ‘Amazing The Space’ event which will take place on Friday 23rd March 2018 in the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Belfast. This is the final event of the Shared Education project. [ngg_images source=”galleries” container_ids=”20″ exclusions=”324,325,327,330,331,334,335,338″ sortorder=”318,319,320,321,322,323,324,325,326,327,328,329,330,331,332,333,334,335,336,337,338″ display_type=”photocrati-nextgen_basic_thumbnails” override_thumbnail_settings=”1″ thumbnail_width=”300″ thumbnail_height=”300″ thumbnail_crop=”1″ images_per_page=”20″ number_of_columns=”0″ ajax_pagination=”0″ show_all_in_lightbox=”0″ use_imagebrowser_effect=”0″ show_slideshow_link=”1″ slideshow_link_text=”[Show […]

This week we encouraged our students to consider their use of the internet, promoting the slogan ‘Create, Connect & Share Respect: A Better Internet Starts With You’. A number of activities were organised, including, workshops for Year 9 and parents, delivered by REIM Solutions, a poster competition for Year 8, special assemblies, activities during registration […]

Community Restorative Justice’s, Digging Deeper Project provided a Young Leaders Award as part of the areas ongoing Shared Education Programme.  An awards night was held in St. Pauls High School to celebrate the achievement of the 18 young people who successfully completed the prestigious International Leadership and Management – Young Leaders Programme, designed and delivered […]

Our Year 9s had a fantastic morning at our annual Year 9 Public Speaking Competition, organised by the English Department. Each Year 9 was represented, with pupils speaking on their own chosen topics to an extremely high standard. This year’s winner was Skye McClenaghan, who spoke on the topic of DEMENTIA.First runner up was Oran […]

On Thursday 1 June, First Derivatives are hosting a careers information evening at Southern Regional College, commencing at 5pm sharp. If you are interested, please see the flyer below.

Starting from Monday 22 May, St Paul’s is asking all staff and students to eat a healthy breakfast. Students can ask their parents and family members to become involved. Share your wonderful breakfast ideas and photos with St Paul’s twitter and Facebook accounts. See the poster below for more information.

Principal Mr Jarlath Burns pictured with Aine Malone, Thomas Armstrong and Gareth O’Connor. Principal, Mr Jarlath Burns took time out this week to catch up with St Paul’s High School’s recent Irish Dancing Champions. Year 14 student, Aine Malone was again crowned Under 18 Ladies An Comhdháil World Champion at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast, […]

Pictured above L-R, Mrs Siobhan Bradley (Vice-Principal), Mr Neil McArdle (in charge of Transport at St Paul’s), Mrs Eileen Fearon (Chair of Governors), Mr Jarlath Burns (Principal), Mr Gerry D’Arcy (Translink) and Mr Dáithí Murray (Vice-Principal) St Paul’s High School, Bessbrook presented Mr Gerry D’Arcy with a token of their appreciation for 27 years of […]

To complete the final section of the Habitats topic in Science class 12/47, Jollies Pet Store kindly paid them a visit during a Science lesson. The pupils have been learning about living things and their environment. They have studied how living things adapt to their environment, and how they can live together. The pupils were […]

Year 10 Art and Design students helped to launch Careers Week 2017 in St Paul’s. All year 10 pupils were asked as part of their Monthly Assessed Homework to produce a poster designed to promote the importance of seeking advice and guidance when making their GCSE subject choices. In addition, posters highlighted a wide range […]