Technology Teacher Mr David Allan Young wins the ‘Knowledge Building’ category with his project , “Infinity Architecture.” Microsoft Partners in Learning Global Forum recognizes 18 educators from around the world for their innovative uses of technology in the classroom.
On Friday, 16 members of LHS staff became the students of Long Line Surf School for the afternoon. Under the expert tuition of Dan and Gareth the staff took to the cool Atlantic waves at Benone. Led by Mr Laverty the staff had a great time splashing around in the surf. Everyone enjoyed the session…
It was the end of an era as Limavady High waved goodbye to four much loved members of staff on the final day of term. Samba drumming and a barbeque celebration party marked the retirements of Mr Dougie Bartlett, Vice Principal, Mrs Linda Dodds, Head of Year Eight, Mr Paul Timmins, teacher of R.E. and…
Limavady High School’s official period of designation as a Specialist School for the Arts is ceasing this summer, as Department of Education funding for the initiative province-wide comes to an end. The project has been an extremely successful one across all pilot schools and it is to be regretted that the resources which encouraged such…
SALLY GOES FOR GOLD! A year 12 pupil at this school, Sally Brown has been selected to represent Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the World Championships in New Zealand…
In July 2010, two teachers, Mr Allen and Mrs Loughery, accompanied three of our students to London to receive the prestigious “Go For It!” Award. Erin Lynch, Connor Richmond and Paige Mawhinney had been part of a group of pupils who had been interviewed by the Award Assessor, Mr Brian Roulston. The Award ceremony was…
Below you can find a series of photos displaying this years Prize Winners. Click here to view the Prize Day ’10 speech (PDF, 100kb).
With assistance from the staff and students Mr. D. Dunlop, Vice Principal in charge of Curriculum, has typed up a Policy for Learning and Teaching within Limavady High School. He’s quite keen to get parental opinions and feedback, which can now be done dynamically – and almost instantly – via the magic of our new…
Our school was again front page news and on television when we were visited by Angela Smith, the then Minister with responsibility for Education in Northern Ireland. She was here to highlight our unique links with other schools in the Limavady Learning Partnership. Her visit commenced in the staffroom where many members of staff commented…
