Archive for 'Charity'

Christmas Pie 08

Christmas Pie 08

Wallace High School Upper Sixth pupils provided a festive end of term treat for the entire school community by serving up two tasty helpings of their “Christmas Pie”. Christmas Pie is a long standing Wallace tradition, with the end of term show being enjoyed in the Clonevin Park School for over thirty years.

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Children in Need 08

Children in Need 08

Wallace High School teachers staged a break time extravaganza last week to entertain their pupils and to raise money for Children in Need. They decided to embrace Children in need’s Call to “do something different” by displaying their talents to a packed assembly hall.

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Christmas Pie 2007

Christmas Pie 2007

Upper Sixth pupils in The Wallace High School staged two very successful productions of “Christmas Pie” at the end of term to raise money for a school in southern Sudan. Christmas Pie is a long standing Wallace tradition – having been performed by Sixth years for over thirty years.
Each performance, lasting [...]

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Talent Show 2007

Talent Show 2007

Wallace High School’s Assembly Hall was packed to capacity last week for a talent show organised by the school’s Sixth Form Charity Committee. Fifteen acts competed in front of friends, families and teachers to raise money for The Children’s Hospice. The evening , hosted by Upper Sixth pupils Stephen Knowles and Marty Hanna, raised over [...]

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A walk in the park

Years 8 -11 of The Wallace High School took “A Walk in the Park” this week to raise money for charity. The sponsored walk, part of the school’s exciting “Beyond the Classroom 2006″ initiative, saw over 700 pupils and staff enjoy the summer sunshine to walk at least five laps of Wallace Park.
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Formal Fashions

Generous Upper Sixth pupils from The Wallace High School last week organised their third charity venture in recent months. A fashion show , hosted by Charity Committee members David Mulholland and Joel Robinson, was well attended by both pupils and staff.

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