Friday was half day closing at Limavady High School and buses were due to collect children from the front of school at 12.00. Mr Allen Vice Principal had made the booking well in advance of the half day closure however after waiting for twenty five minutes in the extremely inclement weather the children were brought…
June 2012 Examination Certificates are now available for collection from the school office. All certificates must be signed for as Examining Bodies do not permit them to be posted. Certificates are to be collected by the end of January 2013.
The Cormac Trust was set up after the sudden death of Cormac McAnallen in the morning of 2nd March 2004. Cormac’s death came as a shock to people not only in his local area, but also to people all over Ulster and Ireland, as he was a well-known sportsman of exceptional fitness and of ostensibly…
Pupils and staff from Limavady High School will be wearing jeans to school this Thursday to raise money on Jeans for Genes Day. The school community will be wearing denim for the day as well as making a donation to wear their jeans for the Day. The event raises money for Genetic Disorders UK, the charity…
GCE results are available tomorrow, Thursday 16 August, and GCSE results are available on Thursday 23 August. These can be collected from the school office from 10.00am onwards.
Last week was a poignant week for the staff and pupils of Limavady High as we said goodbye to our Principal, Mr David Dunlop. A stalwart of the school for the past 39 years, this is a man who has contributed much to education in Limavady High and the surrounding Roe Valley. Furthermore, he is…
The Board of Governors of Limavady High School is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Shane Laverty as the new Principal of the school. Mr Laverty is currently Principal of Coleraine College and will take up appointment soon after Easter. A former pupil of Ballycastle High School, Mr Laverty says that he is delighted…
As already mentioned in the December issue of the school newsletter, we are now collecting any items for recycling starting Tuesday 7th February – Monday 20th February. Cash for clobber is a nationwide scheme to encourage recycling while raising funds for schools. If you have any unwanted items you are looking to get rid of,…
Cash for clobber is a nationwide scheme to encourage recycling while raising funds for schools. They will be visiting the school in the new year to collect any unwanted items. We are making an appeal to families to set aside any unwanted items for recycling. This includes: all types of clothing; bags and shows; hats…
Copies of the Commemorative School poster are available from the school office today and tomorrow. The poster is £2.00 and you get a free copy of the Sentinel newspaper along with it. The posters are available for staff and pupils.
