There may have been blue hair but there were no blue moods on the 24th of February when pupils of The Wallace High School took part in an aptly named “Rainbow Rampage”!....
Iceland is undoubtedly one of the most unique and stimulating environments that the world has to offer. It therefore comes as no surprise that the Geography department decided to...
Following several successful annual political trips to London, our students were eager to venture further afield and delve into the turbulent world of American Politics! Day One...
In Year 13, students are given the opportunity to set up and run a business in the Young Enterprise Company Programme. They have the opportunity to learn the roles and...
Nothing less than “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” A Year 8 speaker “channelling” Disney’s legendary heroine Mary Poppins wasn’t perhaps what visitors to...
Wallace High School Year 12 student, Beth, last week represented Lisburn and District Soroptimists at the Northern Ireland Public Speaking finals, held in Hillsborough. Beth was...
Day one: The Munich adventure began early as we met at 2.45am but that did not diminish our excitement as we travelled to Munich airport. We jumped straight onto the S-Bahn which...
Christmas isn’t Christmas without a C and carols, charity and Christmas Pie are the core elements of a Wallace Christmas. Our choirs, Capella and Cantabile, delighted a wide...
In October an intrepid team of Wallace students, accompanied by their equally adventurous teachers, faced an enormous cultural challenge as they encountered the slums of Delhi and...
It is a truth universally acknowledged (amongst teachers) that the summer is always in June and September. Almost 9 years later it is hard to remember if it was sunny in the...