280:. Practical rooms will have access to tools and machinery under teacher supervision. - Those in the Art rooms have access to art supplies, including brushes, paints, pastels, etc. There was formerly a kiln, prior to the fire in the Art Department in 2023. - Science rooms vary slightly by use. All rooms have access to gas taps and water taps, as well as a litany of practical supplies (such as glassware). The variation is primarily in the adjacent classroom stores - Biology rooms will house microscopes whereas Chemistry rooms are more likely to house chemicals. These are only used under teacher supervision. - I.T. rooms all have access to
426:- are not offered. These choices are made in Mid-to-Late Year 10. Most pupils in the school will sit English Literature examinations alongside English Language, but only two classes per year (approx 60 pupils) will sit Further Mathematics examinations in their Year 12 alongside standard Mathematics in their Year 11. These Year Groups also sit non-exam classes such as Physical Education, Citizenship and Employability. Some pupils may not be offered English Language, Maths or Double/Triple science, and will opt for Essential Skills English, Essential Skills Maths and Single Award Science, or a mixture of the three.
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The main building is over 3 levels, all of which are joined by sets of steps. There are accessible alternatives to these small sets of steps. 6 buildings on site have set purpose - an Art room, H.E. room. Science room, Two
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Assembly Hall is adjoined to the "Two Storey" and can be entered from within the "Two Storey". - Other
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578:(born 1966) – Former Derry Hurler and Gaelic Footballer. Henry played at centre half when Derry won their only All-Ireland Senior Gaelic Football title in 1993, Henry was the captain of this team
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584:(born 1971) – Former Australian Rules Footballer and Gaelic Footballer. Anthony played at midfield when Derry won their only All-Ireland Senior Gaelic Football title in 1993
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