The innovative use of ICT in Wallace High School has been acknowledged in two prestigious publications this month, thus confirming their status at the forefront of ICT education in Northern Ireland.
Wallace High School Moving Image Arts students this week enjoyed a surprise visit from the actor James Nesbitt. James, star of TV shows such as Jekyll and Cold Feet as well as movies such as Bloody Sunday and Waking Ned, took time from his busy schedule to view some of the A Level students’ coursework.
Year 10 Spanish pupils from The Wallace High School have recently embarked upon an exciting Etwinning project with a Spanish secondary school in Malaga. Etwinning is part of Comenius, the EU programme for schools and the scheme acts as a facilitator to support online-based projects between schools
Wallace High School Moving Image Arts students this week had the unique opportunity of working with an award winning author and script writer this week. The class enjoyed an hour long workshop with Daniel Wallace, whose work includes Tim Burton’s ‘Big Fish‘. Head of Moving image Arts, David Cleland explained, “This amazing opportunity was made...
 Wallace High School Sixth Year students have been working at the forefront of technological innovation, in partnership with ICT leaders Microsoft. As part of an exciting pilot scheme the Lisburn teenagers have been paired with young people from Dunshaughlin Community College, Co. Meath.
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