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Wallace’s legacy charity Asha continues to bring hope to Delhi slums
Like Ireland, India is battling Covid-19 and the message is the same there as here. Stay safe. Stay home. The message is the same. The…
Like Ireland, India is battling Covid-19 and the message is the same there as here. Stay safe. Stay home. The message is the same. The…
Former Wallace pupil Lynsey Agnew (Foodbank Manager) has clear evidence of the economic impact of Covid19 on our local community. In March 2019 the foodbank,…
If television’s most famous Alan (Sugar not Partridge) chanced to see any of the media coverage surrounding Wallace’s Alan Monteith he would assuredly utter that…
Current Key Stage 3 students at Wallace can regard themselves as “record breakers” as the school recently celebrated a huge fundraising milestone. In October, prior…
Twelve Year 13 students have volunteered to participate in the Habitat for Humanity Change Makers Project which will see pupils in Northern Ireland help to…
Have you ever seen the proverbial cloud of locusts? Few have but Year 8 pupils descending on tables crammed with delectable treats is probably something…
Amazing as it seems Year 8 pupils have completed their first half-term at Wallace! Whilst individual pupils will have their own highlights there have been…
Sandwiched between recent hugely successful celebrations of the birth of our founder and anticipation of our 140th anniversary next year Autumn 2019 seems a good…
Award-winning journalist and presenter Lucy Siegle entitled her 2011 expose of the fast fashion industry To Die For, an ironic commentary on a popular phrase….
GHFH? In case you are wondering…good head for heights! A good head and steady nerves were both needed when a team of Wallace students recently…
Like Ireland, India is battling Covid-19 and the message is the same there as here. Stay safe. Stay home. The…
Former Wallace pupil Lynsey Agnew (Foodbank Manager) has clear evidence of the economic impact of Covid19 on our local community….
If television’s most famous Alan (Sugar not Partridge) chanced to see any of the media coverage surrounding Wallace’s Alan Monteith…
Current Key Stage 3 students at Wallace can regard themselves as “record breakers” as the school recently celebrated a huge…
Twelve Year 13 students have volunteered to participate in the Habitat for Humanity Change Makers Project which will see pupils…
Have you ever seen the proverbial cloud of locusts? Few have but Year 8 pupils descending on tables crammed with…
Amazing as it seems Year 8 pupils have completed their first half-term at Wallace! Whilst individual pupils will have their…
Sandwiched between recent hugely successful celebrations of the birth of our founder and anticipation of our 140th anniversary next year…
Award-winning journalist and presenter Lucy Siegle entitled her 2011 expose of the fast fashion industry To Die For, an ironic…
GHFH? In case you are wondering…good head for heights! A good head and steady nerves were both needed when a…