Ardnashee School & College

Our Mission

Our mission is to offer a safe and inclusive environment where all children are valued and nurtured.

School Structure

Acting Principal

Mr Raymond McFeeters

Vice Principal (Pastoral)

Mrs Julie McDevitt

Vice Principal (Curriculum)

Mrs Sinead Crossan

Pastoral Pathway

The Pastoral Pathway pastoral care is embedded within the ethos and delivery of education at Ardnashee School and College.

We recognise that students learn better when their basic needs are met, when their self-esteem is high and when they feel safe and secure in their learning
environment.

Curriculum Pathway

The Learning Pathways Curriculum is creative, differentiated, personalised, nurturing, and provides opportunities for students to make progression.

The Learning Pathways curriculum is coherent across the school and students experience cross-curricular lessons that are meaningful and connected to topics. Students are to Achieve, Succeed and Conquer individual challenges during their educational journey working towards personal goals.

School Information

Child-protection and safeguarding
Uniform
Transport
Multi-disciplinary partnerships
Communication with Parents/Guardians

Post Primary Information

School day 9am - 3pm
Personalised learning
Covid-19 restrictions
Helping your child to prepare

Curriculum at KS3

Communication and Interaction

English with Media Education
Employability

Cognition and Learning

Mathematics and Mumeracy
Home Economics
Environment and Society
Local and Global Citizenship

Social, Emotional, Health and Wellbeing

Personal Development and Mutual Understanding
Religious Education

Physical Development, Movement and Sensory

The Arts
Physical Education

Curriculum at KS4

In Key Stage 4, we explore a range of Accredited and Non-Accredited qualifications.
Students will complete qualifications in Entry Level English, Maths and PE and will complete 6 units over the 2-year cycle.
Students following Entry Level Occupational studies and Learning for Live and Work will complete 12 units over the 2-year cycle.

Curriculum at Post 16

In Post 16 we explore a range of Accredited and Non-Accredited qualifications
Students will complete qualifications in Entry Level Life Skills and Extended Life Skills. They will complete either 6 or 12 units during their Post 16 journey.
Students will attend the NWRC, Health & Wellbeing Programme in Templemore Sports Complex and have opportunities for Travel Training Weekly.

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Post Primary Induction

Primary 1 Induction