The industrial action will begin today, Thursday, June 15 and will end on Friday, June 23.
St Aidan’s looks to the future after celebration
THE wheel of life came full circle at St Aidan’s High School in Derrylin at the weekend, as it celebrated 50 years at the heart of the community with a special service of thanksgiving, while looking ahead to the future. Half a century ago the school was officially declared open by the then Bishop of Kilmore […]
Community urged to ‘step out for St Mary’s’
The aim of the walk is to raise awareness of the campaign to save the school, and to send a message small schools are vital to rural communities.
Sky’s the limit for young Mount Lourdes journalists
Aspiring journalists from Year 13 will take on individual mentoring designed to diversify newsrooms.
Parents ‘up in arms’ over expensive school uniforms
“Clothes shops and shoe shops needed to be reopened before schools started back up.”
‘It’s like waking up on Christmas morning!’
THERE were smiles all round as primary school children returned to school after an extended mid-term break this week. Across Fermanagh the early morning alarms went off on Monday and kids set off with their school books for a return to the classroom. The Herald caught up with a few schools to see how both […]
Call to reopen shut school to aid social distancing
ALMOST three years after it shut its doors for the last time there are now calls for St Eugene’s College in Roslea to be reopened to help accommodate social distancing when students return to school. While there are still no concrete details on when or how our young people will be returning to their classrooms, […]
New app launched to help worried parents
WITH FERMANAGH schools closed, meaning children and young people are at home and spending much more time on phones and tablets, it is important parents can know they are safe and protected online. To that end a new safeguarding app has been launched so parents and carers can access advice and information on the various […]
‘It’s not how we wanted things to end’
AS schools across Fermanagh and beyond entered their first week of temporary closure pupils shared messages of encouragement and support during this pandemic. At Devenish College the head boy and head girl penned a poignant message this week reminding pupils, staff and the wider community that “this is one of the times you look at […]
Warning poor broadband could be an issue for students
WITH more and more schools announcing extended closures this week and both students and teachers preparing for online lessons, the poor broadband provision in the county is being starkly shown up. Cllr Adam Gannon has been campaigning for better broadband in the county, having recently submitted a question to Stormont on the matter. He is […]