St Paul’s Year 8 Home Economics students were one of ten schools in Northern Ireland who recently completed the STEM programme where Schools, the Food and Drink Industry and Science came together to carry out Science activities and to undertake a class based project focusing on food packaging.

CITB-ConstructionSkills NI has acknowledged the academic success of the top four local students who achieved the highest grades in GCSE construction in NI for 2010.

Currently many students leave school without having been offered the opportunity to learn any emergency life support skills that could save someone’s life. All too often we have heard the comment ‘if only I had known what to do’.

Year 11 student Kerry Davidson was selected on Saturday 14th May for the Initial U 17 N.I. Netball Squad.

It was the first year St Paul’s Under 14 Girls’ Football team has played in the Ulster Schools’ A competition.  We were delighted to reach the final, and the girls were sure that this was going to be a challenging game.  From the first whistle the teams both fought hard for possession of the ball. […]

It was wet and windy when the St. Paul’s girls arrived at Killeeshill on Wednesday 16th of May, to meet St. Fanchea’s from Enniskillen in the Ulster final.

St Paul’s High School became Newry and Mourne Junior netball Champions last week, beating Our Lady’s Grammar School, Newry 12-7 in a thrilling match.

Forty-Nine Year 13 pupils studied ECDL (European Computer Driving License) from September 2010 until the end of March 2011.

Students from Years 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 competed in Feis Ard Mhacha on Tuesday 19th April. The students represented their school in the competitions ‘Poem Recitation’ and in ‘Oral Examinations’.

There was great success for the three choirs, orchestra, traditional group, ethnic percussion groups and string quartet at the recent Newry feis.