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Revision Notes for AS RE Ethics exam
Click on the link below for revision notes for the AS RE exam which takes place on Monday 24 June 2013 – the last of the exams this season
AS Ethics exam
Quarry warnings
The Quarry Products Association, DE and the Health & Safety Executive for NI have involved schools in their Stay Safe…...
Exams - revision lists and Timetables
You can find a list of revision topics for the forthcoming summer internal school exams (Years 8-11) and external
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Updated
Fifteen students from Collège de la Maine, near Nantes in France visited Enniskillen as part of their trip to Dublin...
McMullan Shield Success
It took a penalty shoot out to decide the winner of the Fermanagh and Western Schools U14 football final. ...
Sporting trip to Manchester
The weekend of 12 – 14 April 2013 offered an amazing opportunity for Year nine pupils and teachers from four...
Dutch exchange 2013
The annual Dutch exchange, involving students from Devenish College, St Joseph’s College Enniskillen and Dr Mollercollege, Waalwijk has concluded for...
Junior Classic
Two Devenish College pupils recently entered this competition which took place over 3 Saturday mornings. Matthew Lindsay in Year...
Post 16 Courses
A large number of Year 12 students and parents, along with students and parents from other schools, attended the...
House Points
| House | Junior | Senior | Total | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Necarne | 5320 | 3237 | 8557 | 1st |
| Tully | 4503 | 3660 | 8163 | 2nd |
| Caldwell | 4720 | 3094 | 7814 | 3rd |
| Crom | 3969 | 2921 | 6890 | 4th |
| - | 18512 | 12912 | 31424 | - |
What's On
Jamie Amos represented the College at the Church service in Enniskillen on Sunday 16 June. He was one of a number of students from different schools who led the congregation in prayer. Enough Food for Everyone (IF) is a coalition of more than 200 organisations across the UK and Ireland who are calling on the G8 leaders to take action to tackle some of the root causes of poverty. This is a link to the IF website.
Just a reminder that buses will operate 30 minutes earlier in the morning only from 10 – 21 June inclusive. School will also open earlier to accommodate the students. The canteen will be open from 8am. All after school clubs have been cancelled during this period.
Click on the link below to find out about the activities on in school this week
All our Maths students have access to the My Maths website at www.mymaths.co.uk where they can log in and use their own username and password to complete tasks set by their maths teacher, do some valuable revision of their own, or just have a go at some of the maths games available.
Click here to visit the website
| Use MyMaths.co.uk |
All of our Year 8 and Year 9 pupils now have access to the Accelerated Reading Programme.
Pupils shall choose a book that they can enjoy reading from the wide selection in the school library. Once they have read the book they can then log into the website using the link below and answer the quiz for their book.
Over time this will enable each pupil to improve their reading skills. Pupils have been given their usernames and passwords by their English teachers.
Click here for a link to the Accelerated Reading website.
Members of the Devenish College running club are in training for the Enniskillen 10K run and leisure walk. This year the group are fundraising for the Sam Bradley Care Fund. Click on this link for details and for training dates
As you will be aware the G8 summit comes to Fermanagh on 17 and 18 June. A letter has been posted to all parents outlining arrangements for the period 10-21 June.
Devenish College students were amongst 80 post primary students who discussed global issues at a recent conference. Students worked in cross community teams and represented their schools in topical, interactive and educational workshops.
The event took place at the Lough Erne Resort and the students made presentations to a broad spectrum of guests.
Last year 85% of all grades achieved at A level by our students were A*-C. 70% of our students achieved 3 A levels at grades A*, A, B or C which is 26% above the Northern Ireland average for non selective schools. These achievements were better than 20 grammar schools in Northern Ireland
Overcrowded? Not at all – there is a teaching space for every 11 students
ICT provision – there is a computer for every 3 children
Parents of Year 8 students attended an information session on Tuesday 25 September at 4.30pm where they had the opportunity to meet with our Vice Principals, Form Teachers, Head of Year and Key Stage 3 and SEN staff.
Click on the links below for presentations delivered at the meeting.
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