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 Our school opened in September 1971 and over more than 30 years we have consistently aimed for and achieved a sound education for young people of all abilities. All pupils are given every encouragement to succeed; each young person's talents are actively looked for and developed in class and after-school activities. Our sixth form courses are particularly successful.
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Frontier Energy - Glengormley High Wind Turbine Project |
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 Glengormley High School is located on the northern edge of the Belfast urban area and occupies an elevated site with prevailing winds. The turbine is located on the highest part of the campus between the school buildings and the playing fields.
The purpose of our project is:
-To install a wind turbine that could supply some of the school's electricity needs without harming the environment.
-To create an exemplar project to show schools, colleges, businesses, local authorities and the wider community that wind power can be successfully used to generate electricity for properties of this scale.
-To demonstrate the availability of energy from wind power to our school students and students from local primary and secondary schools. To provide a learning resource around issues of sustainable development.
-To give support to energy conservation and eco-friendly policies in Northern Ireland.
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 Year 8 French pupils at Glengormley High recently engaged in French conversation with our friends at Belfast High. Mrs McCalmont’s first class made some friends as the chatted to a first year class at Belfast High using our state of the art video conferencing equipment. It was a fun and valuable experience for all as you can see in our pictures!
Watch this space for further activities between Glengormley High and Belfast High.
Mr Guiney
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YEAR 11 ENRICHMENT PROGRAMME |
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On Mon 14th and Thu 17th April the above programme was organised to cover the new curriculum regarding Employability, Citizenship and Personal Development. Sentinus came in to do 'Study Skills', the Prison Service came to do 'Crime and Safety Awareness', and Jackie Burke came in to do a life story on 'Drug Addiction'. All workshops were very effective and throughly enjoyed by all.
Miss Livingston/Mrs McCartney.
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