Year 13 Physics students who participated in this year’s Institute for Research in Schools (IRIS) project were delighted to join a vibrant community of young minds at the IRIS conference in Manchester. The students presented their final research posters, showcasing their discoveries about Particle Physics.

During the year the GCSE and A level Geography students travelled to Magilligan Field Centre to collect geographical data first-hand through fieldwork, this data was then used to help prepare them for their public examinations in May/June.
The Geography GCSE class collected data to investigate the changing characteristics of the Curly Burn River.

The French exchange was an amazing experience!  On the 17th of June, twenty one pupils and three members of staff  traveled to La Roche sur Yon in the Vendée region of France. There were loads of different activities each day such as shopping, games and excursions to Futuroscope and the Puy du Fou history park. 

Early morning on the 31st March, we set off from school on our history trip to Dublin. Spirits were high as we arrived at the first stop on our itinerary, Glasnevin Cemetery. We met our guide, who escorted us around the graves, enlightening us with his knowledge.

In Year 8 Religious Studies we study Faiths in Northern Ireland, including Christian traditions. To complete this unit we visited three local churches on our annual walk. Thanks so much to the Church leaders in St Mary’s, 2nd Limavady Presbyterian and Limavady Baptist for allowing us to visit, making us feel welcome and explaining more about their churches.