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Wallace Charity Report

Wallace Charity Report

The Wallace High School Charity Committee, with Biology teacher Matthew Glenn at the helm, enjoyed a busy and successful term before Christmas raising a magnificent £6272.23 for various causes. Alongside the usual weekly collections for local and national charities there have been several big events, with £1479.41 raised for Children in Need as teachers and pupils took part in...

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Dr Halferty….King of the Cupcake

Dr Halferty….King of the Cupcake

Wallace High school has a long association with the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children. Key Stage Three pupils recently completed a sponsored Read-on and the staff decided to participate in another initiative run by the fund, Hug in a Mug. This is a simple idea which is proving very successful for the charity. Participants organise a coffee morning in...

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Comic Relief : Principal for the Day

Comic Relief : Principal for the Day

Eighteen year old Lisburn student, Aaron Ritchie, donned a smart suit last Friday instead of his usual Wallace High Sixth Form uniform as it was certainly no ordinary school day. House Captain Aaron had been voted “Principal for the Day” by the school community to raise funds for Comic Relief. Pupils at the Clonevin Park...

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Children in Need 2010

Children in Need 2010

The Wallace High School and Preparatory Department raised a fantastic £2000 for Children in Need last Friday with a series of events in both schools. The biggest event took place at break time with the highlight being 1st XV rugby player Stewart Evans getting his legs waxed in front of a large and enthusiastic crowd....

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Still reading after all these years

Still reading after all these years

Wallace High’s “Read-on” assembly on Monday 18th October represented a special celebration in the middle of a fortnight devoted to the promotion of literature. Events began on Wednesday 13th October when members of the book club accepted an invitation to attend the launch of the Northern Ireland Book Awards at RBAI. This lively event included...

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