With 4 out of 5 children owning a phone by the age of 11 and 60% of teenagers claiming to be ‘highly addicted’ to their smart phones, we wondered if it would be possible to survive without them buzzing in blazer pockets for a couple of days.
With 4 out of 5 children owning a phone by the age of 11 and 60% of teenagers claiming to be ‘highly addicted’ to their smart phones, we wondered if it would be possible to survive without them buzzing in blazer pockets for a couple of days.
Limavady High School Year 11 Child Development pupils embarked on a task during the summer term last year to learn how to knit and develop forgotten skills with their family members and so strengthen communication and time spent with others. This was so successful that staff, including teaching, cleaners and kitchen staff all joined in….
A very successful concert featuring the Belfast Community Gospel Choir and sponsored by the Limavady Jazz and Blues Festival, took place on Saturday 4th June 2011. Many of our students joined with pupils from Drumachose PS and Central PS in song and dance performance along with this excellent choir. Proceeds from the concert event went…
One has to admit Limavady High School is an incredibly interesting environment in which to work. Not only because I am a past pupil, or the fact that we have an incredibly diverse range of characters on our teaching staff, but also because there seems to be a constant array of activities in, and out,…
Wow! It’s been a very busy season so far. Especially for some of our current Year 11 pupils who took it upon themselves to co-ordinate this years Christmas Child appeal. Thanks to a great effort they were able to collect over 200 boxes. Mr. Savage continued to say that thanks must also go out to…
On Monday 11th May 2009 Danny and Vera Kuranji from Serbia dropped into school to tell year eight pupils and GLAD pupils from our school and Saint Mary’s all about the distribution of this year’s gift filled shoeboxes in Montenegro. Over 650 of these boxes coming from our school. Vera gave a wonderful account of…