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Poetry Matters
Congratulations to the Carrickfergus College pupils who were successful in the Young Writers’ poetry competition. Over 50 pupils have had their work published in the ‘Poetry Matters’ anthology. A copy of the anthology is currently on display in the school …
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Carrickfergus Council Event – ‘My Favourite Object’
On Friday 1st October year 12 pupils, Vicky Ward and Adam Colgan, together with Mrs Renton, attended an event at The Education Room in Carrickfergus Civic Centre.
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Young Writers
Congratulations to everyone who was successful in the Young Writers’ poetry competition. Twenty Year 9 and 10 pupils will see their work in print when the Past Poets – Future Voices anthology is published in May 2010. …
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Book Fair
As part of our World Book Day celebrations, we held a book fair with stock provided by Scholastic Books.
A great range of new material was available this year, including popular novels ‘Auslander’ and ‘The Lovely Bones’ and …
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Dream Job Competition
Congratulations to the ten finalists in our My Dream Job competition. Each finalist will be awarded ten house points and their entries will be forwarded to Scholastic Books for the chance to win an iPod shuffle.
Special congratulations …
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Great Roal Dahl Quiz
Congratulations to Chloe from FERGUS House and Natasha from CASTLE house who won the Great Roal Dahl Quiz run by the English Department!
Black Cat Theatre Workshop
On 16th October The Black Cat Theatre Company visited Carrickfergus College to perform Shakespeare’s plays Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet for GCSE Language and Literature pupils. A group of pupils studying GCSE Literature also had the …
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