For the first time in several years our Year 8 pupils travelled to the iconic location of Carrickfergus Castle to add the colouring of reality to their studies. The study of the...
Cuisine and Wallace have become closely connected in recent years as much to the delight and pride of our school family we’ve witnessed some amazing achievements from former...
William Roy attended Wallace from 1983-1988 when he was taught by teachers who really starred in the Wallace Hall of Fame! He was privileged to have enjoyed lessons with the late...
Question: What do Emanuel Macron, a European Prince and haute couture fashion have in common with Wallace Yr 14 student, James Falconer? Well, James, who is studying...
Wallace’s assembly hall rediscovered not The Sound of Silence (to quote a famous duo) but rather the sounds of orchestra, piano, jazz, close harmony, soloists, Mr Falconer’s...
It’s probably fair to assume that the average Year 10 student doesn’t know a great deal about cargo ships and sustainability but thanks to participating in Innovation 2021, we...
As a school we pride ourselves on the fact that our boys are proudly competitive and highly successful in both hockey and rugby which is no mean feat in a co-educational school of...
A capacity crowd appeared to hear former pupil and Irish rugby star Jacob Stockdale talk about how his Christian faith impacts his life. To the shock of the teachers (and perhaps...
In recent years Wallace has enjoyed great success in the First Lego League competitions with one team even travelling in pre-Covid times to the USA to represent Northern Ireland....
It’s hard to imagine that a vision of taking one small van to Poland and raising a target of £1,000 on a Go Fund Me page could multiply in a week to twenty five fully loaded...
