The Pupil Voice was re-introduced last year as an important part of the school community. It comprises of two pupil representatives from year 8- year 12 including the Learning Support Centre pupils. The Pupil Voice representatives is elected through a democratic voting process of pupils putting themselves forward as candidates and them each year group voting. The Pupil Voice representatives them bring forward the ideas from the pupil community of the school and these are taken to Senior Leadership. The ideas brought forward and implemented by the Pupil Voice include fund raising events such as A Non-Uniform day, Comfy Clothes day, Freeze Pop Friday and Line Leapers to help reduce queue times in the canteen. The Pupil Voice really enjoyed organising these events and the money raised bought a charging station for ICT equipment used by all pupils in the school.

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In this academic year 2025/26 the Pupil Voice has linked with the charity Mary’s Meals. This is to raise a set amount of money throughout the year to give pupils in third world countries a meal each day at school. The Pupil Voice pupils have taken responsibility for delivering and collecting the Mary’s Mugs which each class will fill up with loose change. They feel this is a very worthwhile cause and the Pupil Voice are looking forward to running other exciting events throughout the year for their school community.

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Mrs I Smyth is the teacher who works closely with the Pupil Voice.  Pictured below are Mrs I Smyth along with the Pupil Voice team for 2025/26.

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We have developed cross-community links with St Joseph’s Grammar School, Donaghmore through Mary Meals where we are funding raising together.  Please click on the link below if you wish to donate.

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https://www.marysmeals.org.uk/fundraising#/detail/701P500000YwdztIAB

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