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CRAIGAVON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

              CRAIGAVON
              SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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CRAIGAVON
                  SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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    Valuing Young People

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WELCOME FROM
 THE PRINCIPAL
 Welcome to the Craigavon Senior High School. Though just
 a snapshot, I hope this prospectus gives you a taste of life
 at CSHS.

 Thank you for taking the time to get to know our school.
 Every child has unique needs, characteristics and hopes for
 the future. We believe that every young person regardless
 of their background should have every opportunity to
 succeed. Our tailored educational pathways along with our
 supportive pastoral system enables us to make learning
 enjoyable, inspiring and rewarding.

 We aim to develop our young people into confident
 learners who strive to do their best and are proud of their
 achievements. Recognising the strengths and talents of
 each pupil is also important in our school. Pupil achievement
 & progress has developed significantly in recent times.

 Partnership with our fellow Dickson plan schools and
 collaboration within the world of business and industry
 enables us to provide highly stimulating and relevant
 learning experiences which help prepare our young people
 for life in the 21st century.

 We hope that COVID19 guidelines will allow us to facilitate
 school visits later in the term to all prospective parents
 and pupils. Please visit our school webpage and Facebook
 account to keep up to date.

 Principal

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ADMISSIONS CRITERIA
Respective functions of the Board of Governors and Principal in relation to Admissions to the school

The Board of Governors draws up the admissions criteria and delegates to an Admissions Subcommittee, which
includes the Principal, the responsibility for applying these criteria. Any reference herein to the term Board of
Governors includes any Committee or Subcommittee appointed by the Board of Governors for the purposes of
applying the Admission Criteria set out herein.

ADMISSION TO YEAR 11                        the Admissions Committee of the                  In the event of surnames of one or
(AGE 14+ YEARS)                             Board of Governors (“the Admissions              more children beginning with the
                                            Committee”) will select pupils for               same initial letter, the subsequent
Provided that the school’s enrolment
                                            admission in the following order:                letters of the relevant surnames will
and admissions numbers have not
                                                                                             be used in alphabetical order. In the
been exceeded the school will enrol all     1. Pupils attending a Junior High
                                                                                             event of two identical surnames,
those pupils whose parents wish them           School [1] whose parents have
                                                                                             the alphabetical order of the initial
to attend.                                     indicated Craigavon Senior High
                                                                                             letters of the first of the forenames
                                               School as a stated preference,
In     accordance     with     statutory                                                     of the relevant children (as entered
                                               provided the pupil is still enrolled in
requirements, in applying the criteria                                                       on his/her birth certificate) will be
                                               the Junior High School on 30 April
and sub-criteria set out below, any                                                          used.
                                               2021.
child resident in Northern Ireland at the
                                                                                          (d) A child who is selected for admission
time of the proposed admission to the          If the number of applicants under
                                                                                              through the use of a computerised
School will be selected for admission          Criterion 1 exceeds the School’s
                                                                                              random selection programme.
to the School before any child not so          admission number the Admission
resident.                                      Committee will select pupils using
                                               the following sub-criteria in the
The Board of Governors reserves the
                                               following order:
right to require such supplementary
evidence as it may determine to             (a) a child who, at the date of
support or verify information on                application, has a child of the family
any application form/transfer form.             currently enrolled at the school at
The provision of false or incorrect             the time of application, or is the
information or the failure to provide           eldest child of the family eligible to
verifying documents by the required             apply for admission to the school or
deadline may result in either the               is an only child;
withdrawal of a place or the inability of
                                            (c) a child who is selected for admission
the school to offer a place.
                                                on the basis of the initial letter of
ADMISSION TO YEAR 11                            his/her surname (as entered on his/
(AGE 14+ YEARS)                                 her birth certificate) in the order set
                                                out below:
If the number of applications exceeds
the school’s admissions number                 W M U A O Q N R L P Mc K X G Z
                                               Mac E B H T F Y I C D V S J

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2. Pupils attending a Junior High School     SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
   whose parents have indicated
                                             If a child is affected by medical or
   Craigavon Senior High School as
                                             other special circumstances which the
   a stated preference, provided the
                                             Admissions Committee should take into
   application is received by 30 April
                                             consideration in deciding whether to
   2021 and the pupil is still enrolled in
                                             select that child, documentary evidence
   the Junior High School on 30 April
                                             of these special circumstances must
   2021.                                                                                   decide if a child has been affected by
                                             be provided to the School by the child’s
  If the number of applicants under          parents/guardians no later than 10 May        Special Circumstances. The Admission
  Criterion 2 exceeds the School’s           2021.                                         Committee will make this decision based
  admission number the Admission                                                           on the medical and/or other evidence
                                             This evidence must include:
  Committee will select pupils using the                                                   made available to the School. It is
  same sub-criteria, in the same order,      Precise details of the special                therefore important that those seeking
  as set out in Criterion 1.                 circumstances, where relevant with            to rely on Special Circumstances make
                                             independent evidence to corroborate its       sure that the relevant application and
3. Other children.
                                             existence;                                    supporting evidence is submitted by
  If the number of applicants under                                                        4th May 2021 at the latest and that
                                             If the special circumstance is of a
  Criterion 3 exceeds the School’s                                                         this sets out clearly the reason(s) that
                                             medical nature, the School will require
  admission number the Admission                                                           Special Circumstances apply. The onus
                                             the production of an appropriate medical
  Committee will select pupils using the                                                   is on parents/guardians to ensure that
                                             certificate or other documentary
  same sub-criteria, in the same order,                                                    the above information is provided to the
                                             evidence provided by a suitably qualified
  as set out in Criterion 1.                                                               School by the relevant date. Failure to
                                             medical practitioner.
                                                                                           provide such information by the relevant
[1] A Junior High School is defined
                                             NOTES ON SPECIAL                              date may result in the School being
    as one of the School’s four feeder
                                             CIRCUMSTANCES                                 unable to consider the application for
    Junior High Schools: Lurgan Junior
                                                                                           Special Circumstances.
    High School, Clounagh Junior High        On the basis of the evidence provided by
    School, Killicomaine Junior High         the parents/guardians, the Admissions         Please note that judgement of the
    School and Tandragee Junior High         Committee will, in its absolute discretion,   importance of the documentation
    School.                                                                                forwarded in support of Special
                                                                                           Circumstances will be at the discretion
                                                                                           of the Admissions Committee. The
             APPLICATIONS AND ADMISSIONS TO YEAR 11                                        existence of Special Circumstances does
                                                                                           not in itself lead to automatic admission
  Year                    Admissions         Total Applications         Total              to the School. Each case is considered
 		                        Number             All Preferences         Admissions           on its own merits by the Admissions
    2019/2020                 310                   310                    310             Committee.
    2020/2021                 340                   355                    334
    2020/2021                 360                    -                      -

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UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS - SEPTEMBER 2021
    The uniform which all pupils will be required to wear will be as follows:

    BOYS                                    GIRLS                                        Pupils taking Sport as an option
                                                                                         subject are advised to have two polo
    •   Navy Evvaprest blazer               •   Navy Evvaprest blazer
                                                                                         shirts to cater for the demands of
        (with school badge)                     (with school badge)
                                                                                         the additional practical classes. Gum
    •   Standard school mid-grey trousers   •   Mid-Grey skirt 2-pleats front            shields are highly recommended for
    •   White shirt                             and back                                 all pupils participating in rugby and
    •   School tie Navy V-necked jumper     •   White blouse                             hockey, both during Games classes
                                            •   School tie                               and in extra-curricular activities. Shin
    •   Black leather school shoes (no
                                                                                         guards are recommended for soccer
        boots, canvas shoes or trainers)    •   Navy V-necked jumper
                                                                                         and hockey in Games and extra-
    •   Navy or black socks                 •   Black leather school shoes (no           curricular participation.
                                                boots, canvas shoes or trainers)
    PHYSICAL EDUCATION                      •   Navy tights or white knee socks
    •   White polo shirt or red t-shirt
    •   Navy shorts                         PHYSICAL EDUCATION
    •   School hooded top                   •   White or red polo shirt polo shirt
    •   Navy tracksuit bottoms (optional)   •   Navy PE skort (required if playing
    •   Red socks                               on school team) or plain black or
                                                navy leggings
    •   Towel for showering
                                            •   School hooded top
                                            •   Navy tracksuit bottoms (optional)
                                            •   White socks or red socks
                                            •   Towel for showering

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THE CURRICULUM
Our Curriculum offer in CSHS has            at Key Stage 4. The number of subjects
been strategically designed to meet         taken is determined by the aptitude of
the needs and abilities of all our pupils   the pupil and pathways are allocated
whilst adhering to statutory curriculum     based on information received from
requirements at Key Stage 4. Pupils         Junior High Schools. All pathways
who attend CSHS follow a range of           have been strategically tailored to
GCSE & Level 2 qualifications including     meet pupil needs, abilities and secure
BTEC, OCNNI & Prince’s Trust courses        positive outcomes regardless of the
that have all been approved by the          Pathway taken.
Department of Education for delivery in

On the basis of guided choice and JHS
recommendation, pupils are allocated
                                            PATHWAYS IN CRAIGAVON SENIOR HIGH
to one of four tailored Pathways:
                                             Double Award Science                                               English GCSE
•   Double Award Science Pathway –
                                                                                                         Mathematics GCSE
    8 qualifications, pupils will study a    English GCSE
    combination of GCSE and Level 2                                                                    Applied Science (OCN)
                                             Mathematics GCSE                                           Personal Success and
    BTECs courses
                                             LLW GCSE                                                        Wellbeing (OCN)
•   Single Award Science Pathway-
    8 qualifications pupils will study a     GCSE                                                       2 Occupational
    combination of GCSE and Level 2          + 3 option                                                       Studies
    BTEC courses
                                             subjects                                                            + 1 options
•   Vocational Pathway- 7
    qualifications, pupils will study
                                                                          8
                                                                     QUALIFICATIONS
                                                                                           7
                                                                                      QUALIFICATIONS
                                                                                                                    subjects

    a combination of GCSE, BTEC,
    Occupational Studies and Level 2
    OCNNI courses
•   Princes Trust Pathway- 7
                                             Single                       8
                                                                     QUALIFICATIONS
                                                                                           7
                                                                                      QUALIFICATIONS
                                                                                                             English GCSE
                                             Award Science                                              Mathematics GCSE
    qualifications, pupils will study
    a combination of GCSE,                   English GCSE
    Occupational Studies, Princes            Mathematics GCSE                                             Prince’s Trust
    Trust and OCCNI level 2 courses
                                             LLW Qualification                                 2 Occupational Studies
Within these Pathways pupils are             GCSE
allocated to classes using information                                                                    + 1 option subject
provided by the JHS. It is school            + 4 options subjects
policy to group pupils according to
their ability.

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THE SCHOOL DAY & SUBJECTS
    THE SCHOOL DAY
                                                        GCSE SUBJECTS on offer at CSHS
    9.00am - 9.20am
    Registration                             Art & Design          Child Development               Construction

    9.20am - 10.00am		    Period 1         Food & Nutrition       Design & Technology               Geography

    10.00am - 10.40am		   Period 2      History                      Learning for Life                 French
                                       		                               and Work
    10.40am - 10.55am		   Break
                                       English Literature Health and Social Care                  Motor Vehicles
    10.55am - 11.35am		   Period 3
                                       			                                                        and Road Users
    11.35am - 12.15pm		   Period 4
                                          Physical Education        Religious Studies             AGRICULTURE
    12.15pm - 12.50pm		   Period 5 /
                                              SPANISH
    		                    Lunch 1 -
    		                    Year 11
                                          Additional Level 2 qualifications on offer at CSHS
    12.50pm - 1.25pm		    Period 5 -
    		                    Year 11 /                               BTEC SUBJECTS
    		                    Lunch 2 -
    		                    Year 12          Business Studies        Travel and Tourism                   Sport

    1.25pm - 2.10pm		     Period 6               ICT               PUBLIC SERVICES

    2.10pm - 2.50pm		     Period 7
                                                                  CCEA SUBJECTS
    2.50pm - 3.30pm		     Period 8
                                            Preparation for Adult Life                   Occupational Studies

                                                                 OCNNI SUBJECTS
                                        Vocational Skills Food             ICT                    Applied Science
                                            & Nutrition
                                          Vocational Skills               Sport                   Essential Skills
                                             Business
                                          Religious Studies         Personal Success              (Employability)*
                                                                     and Wellbeing

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PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Performance Indicators                 2017-2018                       2018-2019                                2019-2020
		 CSHS                                        NI average CSHS            NI average Sec   CSHS NI average Sec
			                                             (G & S)*		                 (G & S)*  only*		 (G & S)* only*
           5 A*-C                    43%          77%           63%              81%      47%             83%       89%         56%

 5 A*-C inc English & Maths          27%		                      36%			                                    53%

* G & S- Grammar & Secondary results * Sec only- Secondary school only results

             SUBJECTS                         19/20 % A*-C                             SUBJECTS                     19/20 % A*-C
GCSE Art		                                           89%              GCSE Technology		                                   61%
BTEC Business Studies                                92%              OCN Applied Science                                 85%
GCSE Child Development                               79%              OCN Sport		                                         100%
GCSE Construction		                                  73%              OCN Vocational Food & Nutrition                     88%
GCSE Double Award Science                            95%              OCN ICT		                                           86%
GCSE English Language                                64%              CCEA Preparation for Adult Life (PAL)               100%
GCSE English Literature                              89%              OCN Personal Success & Well Being (PSWB)            89%
GCSE French		                                        74%              Prince’s Trust		                                    90%
GCSE Food & Nutrition                                92%              Essential Skills Communication Level 1              50%
GCSE Geography		                                     73%              Essential Skills Communication Level 2              16%
BTEC Travel & Tourism                                73%              Essential Skills Numeracy Level 1                   43%
BTEC IT		                                            90%              Occupational Studies: Business Services             80%
GCSE History		                                       73%              Occupational Studies: Construction                  75%
GCSE LLW		                                           69%              Occupational Studies: Design Creativity             89%
GCSE Maths
OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES (CCEA)                          62%              Occupational Studies: Engineering                   78%
GCSE MVRUS		                                         58%              Occupational Studies:                               82%
                                                                      Environment & Society
GCSE PE		                                           100%
                                                                      Occupational Studies:                               58%
BTEC Sport		                                         95%
                                                                      Technology & Innovation
GCSE Single Award Science                            99%
GCSE Religious Studies                               95%

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PUPIL SUPPORT
 POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR POLICY
 At Craigavon Senior High School we          attendance and behaviour to ensure
 aim to create a calm, caring, supportive    students have a positive experience
                                                                                        EVERY DAY - ATTEND EVERY DAY
                                                                                            AND BE ON TIME
 and stimulating learning environment        at Craigavon Senior High School. As
 where students can fulfil their
 intellectual, physical, social, spiritual
                                             a school we value regular contact with
                                             our parents.
                                                                                        MOTIVATED - PARTICIPATE
                                                                                            ENTHUSIATICALLY IN LESSONS
 and emotional potential. We value the                                                      AND EXTRACURRICULAR
 excellent relationships that exist within   CSHS CODE                                      ACTIVITIES
 our school community and strongly
 believe this creates an environment
 where positive behaviour prevails. Our
                                             At Craigavon Senior High School, we        PREPARED TO LEARN -
                                             try to EMPOWER our young people by             BRING ALL APPROPRIATE
 Positive Behaviour Policy seeks to          asking that they all live by the “CSHS         EQUIPMENT TO LESSONS
 reward and celebrate good conduct           CODE” daily.
 and achievements whilst eradicating                                                    OWNERSHIP - BE ACCOUNTABLE
 behaviours that are detrimental to the                                                     FOR YOUR ACTIONS AND
 vision of Craigavon Senior High School.                                                    ACCEPT CONSEQUENCES
 As a school we try to EMPOWER our
 young people by asking that they all live                                              WE NOT ME - BE WELCOMING
 by the “CSHS CODE” daily. By following                                                     AND APPRECIATE DIVERSITY
 the code students should fully engage
 in school life in an enthusiastic and                                                  EXCELLENCE - ALWAYS STRIVE TO
 respectful way.                                                                            DO YOUR BEST

 We are very proud of our pastoral team                                                 RESPECT - RESPECT YOURSELF,
 of Form Teachers and Year Heads who                                                        EACH OTHER, STAFF AND THE
 play an integral role in monitoring both                                                   SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

 PASTORAL SYSTEMS
 The school recognises the importance        in both individual and group settings.     and promoting self worth by helping
 of offering a personal development          LINKS counselling offers a confidential    students build resilience and unleashing
 programme and deliver regular and           counselling service with their vision of   their potential. Aspire provides another
 up to date messages through the             “no one journeys alone.” Any student       vital service for our young people.
 preventative curriculum. All staff are      who feels they would benefit from          Selected students can attend after
 available to provide support for students   counselling can access this excellent
 on request.                                                                            school support sessions to improve
                                             service. Reach mentoring service is
                                                                                        educational outcomes. The local YMCA
 To ensure the best possible support for     an invaluable resource where mentors
                                                                                        groups also work with our students ……..
 our students we work very closely with a    work with students for a variety of
 number of agencies that provide advice      reasons including behaviour, anxiety

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ATTENDANCE
Regular school attendance is             We seek to provide our pupils with a        • Equips pupils with the knowledge,
crucial in raising standards in          challenging and rewarding educational         skills and values that will enable them
education and ensuring that              experience that:                              to play an active and constructive
every child can have full access         • Is founded on good relationships and        role in the workplace and community.
to the school curriculum and               mutual respect between pupils and         Attendance is monitored daily and
reach their full potential.                staff.                                    parents contacted by text if their
                                         • Develops pupil’s self-esteem and          child is absent and they have not
At Craigavon Senior High School, we
                                           confidence in a secure and caring         informed the school. Parents will also
strive to promote an ethos and culture
                                           environment.                              be informed of their child’s weekly
which encourages good attendance
                                                                                     attendance percentage each Friday via
in an environment where pupils feel      • Caters for pupil’s different interests,
                                                                                     the SIMS Parent App.
valued and secure.                         aptitudes and aspirations within the
                                           framework of a balanced curriculum.

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EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
 SCHOOL CHOIR
 Our school choir is open to any pupil         the school at various singing events           period. Choir is an excellent way to
 from Year 11 or 12 and is a place             such as Prize Day. The choir also              showcase talent, boost confidence
 where pupils get the opportunity              get involved in the local community,           and make new friends.
 to sing a range of genres with many           singing in numerous nursing homes
 harmonies. They proudly represent             and shops during the Christmas

 O.W.L.S.
 This multicultural lunch time club,           oratory skills by hosting a school             countries and
 “OWLS”, meets weekly.                         assembly, to an introduction to British        participating in
 The objective of this pupil group is          Sign Language and mastering practical          joint fundraising
 to promote inclusivity, acknowledge           skills like using chopsticks, this is a new    activities and
 diversity, learn more about other             and vibrant club!                              parties with the
 cultures and to obtain new skills!                                                           Charity Club.
                                               Partially managed by pupils, the club
 From developing management and                enjoys sampling food from other

 CHARITY CLUB
 This rebranded Thursday lunch time
 club is a well-established club of over 5
 years old. This club is partially managed
 by the pupils themselves who like to
 celebrate the end of term with parties
 and lunch time treats.
 L.C.C.’s quest is to fundraise and to raise
 the profile of local charities, through
 pupil centered activities, such as cake
 sales, competitions and raffles. This
 group of students also demonstrate
 their charitable side by volunteering to
 help in school displays and exhibitions.
 British Sign Language, Oragami
 to using chop sticks. This learning
 through fun club is pupil managed and
 facilitated by teaching staff

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EXTRA-CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES

TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTRUCTION CLUB
Pupils have the opportunity to work in      their Technology and Construction
smaller groups after school and get         projects while making use of the
extra tuition and support on completing     workshop and IT facilities.

SCRIPTURE UNION
Love God. Love People. Love Life.           videos and treasure hunts alongside      Scripture Union also plan outings to
                                            listening to speakers. Local youth       youth events, outdoor pursuits trips
Scripture Union members meet
                                            workers often take part alongside        and excursions for various stages of
together weekly at lunchtime. Pupils
                                            others from organisations including      the year.
eat together and take part in various
                                            Crown Jesus Ministries, Play it by Ear
activities such as quizzes, watching
                                            (Drama company) and 24-7Prayer.

DEBATE CLUB
                                              DUKE OF EDINBURGH
The Debating Society meets weekly
                                              The school offers the Bronze           their local community and move
and gives pupils opportunity to voice
                                              aspect of the Duke of Edinburgh        outside their comfort zones
their opinions on everything from
                                              Award. This award is a fantastic       by participating in overnight
current affairs to school related issues.
                                              opportunity for participants to        expeditions.
Pupils’ passion and enthusiasm are
                                              develop new skills, volunteer in
clearly visible in the heated arguments
and the fiery rebuttals! It’s definitely
the place to be if you have an opinion
to voice!

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SPORTS COMPETITIONS
 As a school we value the role that extra curricular sport has to play in developing our young people
 in terms of confidence, commitment and skill. We are very proud to offer a range of activities in
 which we enter competitions at Mid-Ulster and National level which are listed below. We have
 achieved regular success in both team and individual sports and developed many under age
 international sports stars.
 BOYS                                  GIRLS
 Rugby     U16 Danske Bank High        Hockey       N.I. U16 High Schools’ Cup
           Schools’ Trophy                          U16 Mid-Ulster League
           U16 Pollock Cup                          U16 Mid-Ulster Cup
           U15 Medallion Shield                     U15 Mid-Ulster League
 Soccer    U16 N.I. Senior Cup                      U15 Mid-Ulster Cup
           U16 Mid-Ulster League       Soccer       IFA Futsal Tournament
           U16 Mid-Ulster Cup                       IFA Junior Cup
           U15 Mid-Ulster League                    NISFA 11 a-side
           U15 Mid-Ulster Cup                       tournament
                                                    Super Schools’ Festival
 Volleyball N.I. U16 Schools’ League
                                                    Ambassadors Schools’ Cup
            N.I. U16 Schools’ Cup
                                       Volleyball N.I. U16 Schools’ League                SPORTS TEAMS
                                                  N.I. U16 Schools’ Cup
                                                                                          BOYS                GIRLS
                                       BOTH                                               Rugby               Hockey
                                       Athletics      District Championships              Football            Football
                                                      Ulster Championships                Volleyball          Volleyball
                                                      Provincial
                                                                                          Weightlifting       Weightlifting
                                                      Championships
                                                                                          Athletics           Athletics
                                       Cross          District Championships
                                       Country                                            Cross Country       Cross Country
                                                      Ulster Championships
                                                                                          Equestrian          Equestrian
                                       Equestrian     MEC Schools League
                                       Team
                                                                                          We also offer some recreational
                                       Weightlifting N.I. Youth Weightlifting             options in Netball and Badminton.
                                                     Competitions

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LEARNING SUPPORT
Craigavon Senior High School is proud       Special Educational Needs” on an
of the progress made by all student         individual needs basis but are also
groups, including those with Special        directed by the teachers to assist all
Educational Needs (SEN). The success        pupils on the SEN Code of Practice.
of this provision at our school is due to   Laptops with Read/Write software
the inclusive approach where students       are also available for pupils who have
are taught in the classroom along with      specific literacy needs. Our Classroom
their peers through differentiated          Assistants have a wide range of skills
teacher support. All pupils follow the      to offer in supporting students directly
Northern Ireland Curriculum with the        and indirectly, assisting staff and
level of work and course tailored to        working with parents/carers.               Students will continue at Key Stage 4 to
their needs.                                                                           be supported in formal examinations
                                            The Learning Support Department
We pride ourselves on providing             maintain a register of pupils with         and controlled assessments by
high quality inclusive teaching with        additional needs and “Individual           Access Arrangements which will be
a flexible approach which is tailored       Learning Plans” or “Pupil Passports”       made for pupils who meet the criteria
to the individual needs of each child       for these pupils include recommended       established by the examination boards.
within the constraints of a mainstream      teaching strategies. Parents/carers        Craigavon Senior High School is
educational establishment.         Pupil    are consulted throughout transition        committed to providing a warm,
needs may be complex and include            to Craigavon Senior High School and        supportive and caring environment for
intellectual, academic, learning, social,   are given the opportunity to meet the      SEN students who will thrive and be
emotional,      behavioural,    medical     SENCo annually to review progress and      nurtured on the journey to reach their
and physical and will be supported          targets set.                               full potential.
appropriately in school and in line with
SENDO legislation.
The Learning Support department
consists of the SENCo, Assistant                                               ASSESS
SENCo and a team of Classroom
Assistants. This is supplemented by
the Local Education Authority services
and specialist agencies. The Learning
Support department also works closely
with the school’s Pastoral team, Child                                    CHILD/YOUNG
Protection Team, Reach Mentoring               REVIEW                  PERSON WITH SPECIAL                      PLAN
and the School Counsellor to provide                                   EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
pastoral support.
All teachers at Craigavon Senior High
School are teachers of SEN and thus all
staff are involved in the identification
and support of pupils with additional
needs in their classroom. Classroom                                                DO
Assistants are allocated to our pupils
who carry a formal “Statement of

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WORKING WITH
 SOUTHERN REGIONAL COLLEGE
 Pupils undertaking the Vocational Programme have the option of participating in the Schools’
 Partnership Programme at Southern Regional College one day per week. This is equivalent to two
 GCSE’s and gives pupils the opportunity to sample a range of vocational courses and gain some
 hands on work-experience. Below are just some of the areas that you can study.

 CONSTRUCTION                          ENGINEERING &                          ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETY
 • Bench Joinery                       ENGINEERING SERVICES                   • Sports Leadership
 • Hard Landscaping                    • CAD                                  • Running a Leisure Event
 • Tiling                              • Vehicle Servicing
                                                                              TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION
 • Plastering                          • Manufacturing techniques - Sheet
                                         Metal work                           • Digital Imaging
 DESIGN & CREATIVITY                   • Electrical Wiring                    • Film & TV Production
 • Total Beauty                        • Land based Machinery                 BUSINESS & SERVICES
 • Creative Hairstyling on long hair   • Plumbing                             • Play Environment
 • Photography
                                                                              • Physical Care of Babies
 • Website Development
                                                                              • Modern Retailing
                                                                              • Customer Service

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CAREERS
Through the Careers Education Programme all pupils are encouraged to become effective career
decision makers, empowered to manage their own career development successfully and confidently.
An effective careers education and           WORK EXPERIENCE
guidance programme is supported by:          Work experience offers pupils a
• A relevant curriculum                      valuable insight into the world of
• Work Experience                            work and forms an integral part of
                                             the Careers Programme in Craigavon
• Action planning
                                             Senior High School. This aspect of
• Progress File                              our careers provision allows pupils to
• Partnership with the Career                extend their personal and social skills
  Advisory Service                           and develop self-confidence.
• Pupil interviews with Career               All pupils are given the opportunity to
  Advisory Service                           undertake a period of work experience
• Links with business, industry,             in year 12.
  community groups and other
  educational establishments
• Interview Skills Event                     QUALIFICATIONS PATHWAY
• Careers Fair
                                                                                                       EMPLOYMENT

INTERVIEW SKILLS
                                                  LEVEL                       FOUNDATION DEGREE          UNIVERSITY     FOUNDATIONDEGREE                     LEVEL
Each year Craigavon Senior High                   4&5                         BTEC HNC / BTEC HND                       BTEC HNC                             4&5
                                                                              HIGHER LEVEL                              BTEC HND
School Careers Department organises
                                                  HIGHER                                                                                                     HIGHER
                                                  LEVEL                       APPRENTICESHIP                                                                 LEVEL
an Interview Skills Event for Year 12
pupils. This gives pupils the opportunity                                     APPRENTICESHIPSNI          A2 LEVEL       LEVEL 3
                                                            EMPLOYMENT

                                                                                                                                           EMPLOYMENT

                                                                              NVQ LEVEL 3                AS LEVEL       CERTIFICATE /
to meet with local employers and                  LEVEL 3                     TECHNICAL CERTIFICA TE                    DIPLOMA                              LEVEL 3
                                                                              EMPLOYED                                  NATIONAL AWARD
develops their interview skills. The day
is made up of workshops on how to fill in
application forms, create a CV, prepare
                                                                              APPRENTICESHIPSNI
                                                                              EMPLOYED
for an interview and concludes with a                                         NVQ LEVEL 2
                                                                              TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE      GCSE           LEVEL 2

mock interview.                                   LEVEL 2                     PROGRAMME LED
                                                                              APPRENTICESHIP
                                                                                                         GRADES A-C
                                                                                                         GRADES D-G
                                                                                                                        CERTIFICATE /
                                                                                                                        DIPLOMA
                                                                                                                                                             LEVEL 2
                                                            WORK EXPERIENCE

                                                                              NON EMPLOYED
                                                                                                                                           WORK EXPERIENCE

CAREERS FAIR                                                                  TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE
                                                                              NVQ LEVEL 2
Craigavon Senior High School in
collaboration with Craigavon Area                                             TRAINING FOR SUCCESS                      INTRODUCTORY
                                                  LEVEL 1                                                                                                    LEVEL 1
Learning Community organise a Careers                                         INTRODUCTORY
                                                                              CERTIFICATE
                                                                                                                        CERTIFICATE /
                                                                                                                        DIPLOMA
Fair at Craigavon Civic Centre. This event
provides a platform for local employers,
schools and colleges to inform pupils of
future career opportunities.                                                  APPRENTICESHIP ROUTE     ACADEMIC ROUTE   VOCATIONAL ROUTE

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STAFF
 SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM
 Ms RM Harkness- Principal, Mrs L Brown- Vice Principal, Mrs K Caldwell- Assistant Vice Principal
 Mrs D Davidson, Mrs M ONeill, Mr R Sands

 TEACHING STAFF 2020             Miss J Cornett                  Mr M Kyle                          Mrs C Nugent
 Mr N Alderdice                  Mr M Cousins                    Mrs S Maguire                      Mrs T Oakes
 Mrs L Beattie                   Mr R Craig                      Mrs N McCormick                    Ms L Parkinson-Kelly
 Mr R Bennett                    Mrs S Cross                     Miss S McCulla                     Mr M Reid
 Mrs S Briggs                    Mr C Deering                    Mrs C McCullough                   Mrs S Rushe
 Mrs L Brown                     Mrs C Dillon                    Mrs S McCullough                   Mrs J Sally
 Mr A Browne                     Ms M Hall                       Miss C McGreevy                    Mrs A Stone Abad
 Mrs L Burns                     Mrs B Hand                      Mrs C McManus                      Miss JA Stevenson
 Mrs C Callender                 Mr L Heare                      Mrs L McNeill                      Miss K Turner
 Mr D Campbell                   Mr C Hughes                     Mrs I Megaw                        Mrs E Walker
 Mrs C Cherry                    Mrs AM Kennedy                  Mrs C Moorcroft                    Mrs L Wethers
 Mrs M Connell                   Dr R Kirkwood                   Mrs D Naan                         Miss S Wilson

 NON TEACHING STAFF              Mrs W Greenaway                 Miss K Kilpatrick                  Mr L Morrison
 Mrs N Bain                      Mrs F Hagan                     Mr S Martin                        Mr J Nolan
 Mr C Barnes                     Ms D Harper                     Miss P McClelland                  Mrs A Robertson
 Mr M Cochrane                   Mrs G Hempkin                   Mrs A McCullough                   Mrs D Roulston
 Mrs G Fleming                   Ms D Hutchinson                 Mrs C McDonald                     Miss V Runnett
 Mr L Foy                        Mrs M Kennedy                   Mrs C McFarland                    Mrs D Smith
 Mr G Goodman                    Miss K Kerr                     Ms V McGonigle                     Mrs N Stronge

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CRAIGAVON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2019-2023

Mr Marshall Allen   Chairperson / Designated Governor for PRSD/ Transferor Representative
Mrs E Baird         Parent Representative
Mrs R Craig         Vice-Chairperson/ Education Authority Representative
Mr P Lonsdale       Designated Governor for Child Protection
Mr M Glass          Parent Representative
Mr D Gillespie      Education Authority Representative
Mrs L Graham        Designated Governor for Health & Wellbeing (including Managing attendance)
Ms R Harkness       Principal/ Secretary
Mr M Hunniford      Parent Representative
Mrs N Lappin        Education Authority Representative
Mr R Leckey         Designated Governor for PRSD/ Transferor Representative
Mr M Kyle           Teacher Representative
Mrs I Megaw         Teacher Representative

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PETE & LAURA - PAST PUPILS

PETE
Intelligence looks different.
Some people see intelligence to be
high level algebra, perfect grammar or
a firm understanding of Physics, but
it can take many different shapes and
forms. When I arrived at Craigavon
Senior Hgh School as a 14 year old I
believed intelligence to be high results
in every subject, something that for
me was unobtainable. I felt deflated
and didn’t put a lot of effort into
subjects that I found tedious at times
and difficult. My English teacher at
the time, Mrs Cousins, noticed that I
hadn’t been putting the same amount
of effort into my work that I could and
asked me why I had disengaged with
my work.
We looked through all of my recent
grades and she noticed that I had
maintained a steady mark in some
subjects, whilst others fell. I told
her that I was never going to reach
the same marks as some of my
classmates and there was no point in
trying. That’s when she gave me some
advice that changed my education
and ultimately has led me to where I
am today. She noted that the subjects
that I had maintained steady grades
in were creative subjects and told
me that intelligence can look many
different ways. Intelligence can be
artistic, musical, language-based,
interpersonal, being good with your
hands,      understanding     engines,
being fluent with software codes or
understanding the world we live in,
it can look completely different in
every person. After that conversation,
I pursed Technology and Design, I
invested my energy into that subject
and went on to study Graphic Design
and Visual Communication. I learned
                                           Design and Photography which                to respect others and their fields of
that my intelligence was a visual
                                           brought me to university to study           intelligence. To respect construction
intelligence and when I chose to
                                           Visual Communication and Branding.          workers for their spacial intelligence,
invest my energy into one subject all
                                           After gaining my degree I left university   nurses for their relational intelligence,
of my grades went up as a result of a
                                           and started my own photography              artists for their creativity, runners for
newfound interest in my future after
                                           and videography business with some          their kinesthetics, gardeners for their
school.
                                           talented people that I had met along        naturalistic understanding and try see
I left school understanding more about     the way. Craigavon Senior High School       the intelligence in everybody.
the type of education I wanted to          was not only a pivotal moment in my
pursue. I started a course in Graphic      education, but it taught me as a person

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LAURA
Some people know early on in life what   strengths, from here this sparked my        build community and caring for people
they want to be, I had no idea. On my    interest in working with people.            in all walks of life. I am also studying for
first day of Craigavon Senior High                                                   my second degree in Theology. Don’t
                                         I went on from CSHS to study my
School I met my form teacher, Mrs                                                    let anyone tell you can’t achieve your
                                         A levels at Belfast Met, then two
Megaw; her care, charm and teaching                                                  passions, you have as much right as
                                         years of internships in various charity
guided me to a better understanding                                                  anyone!
                                         organisations. Following this I studied a
of myself and my future. I remember a
                                         degree in Youth and Community Work          I also met my husband in CSHS, we
moment where, in a passing comment,
                                         with Practical Theology. Working with       dated for four weeks in 4th year, and
she told me to pursue working with
                                         people and travelling all over the world    did not speak for 10 years. We then
people as that is what she thought I
                                         helped me carve out my passion for          met again travelling in Asia... and got
was good at. I had never had a teacher
                                         leadership and faith. I work for a church   married a year later!
in secondary school point out my
                                         now, leading people to faith, helping

ROSS MCCULLOUGH- PAST PUPIL
                                                                                     In September 2012 I commenced
                                                                                     Craigavon Senior High School with the
                                                                                     aspirations of achieving good GCSE
                                                                                     results. One of my subject choices
                                                                                     was Construction which I later went on
                                                                                     to pursue as my chosen career path.
                                                                                     The help and support I received from
                                                                                     the teaching staff was outstanding
                                                                                     enabling me to prepare meticulously
                                                                                     for my exams.
                                                                                     After studying my GCSE’s, I enrolled
                                                                                     onto Level 3 Sustainable Construction
                                                                                     at the SRC. After obtaining the grades
                                                                                     required, I then commenced my
                                                                                     foundation degree at SRC and my
                                                                                     final two years at Ulster University.
                                                                                     In the summer of 2020, I graduated
                                                                                     from Ulster University with a 2:1 BSc
                                                                                     (Hons) in Construction, Engineering &
                                                                                     Management which led to me gaining
                                                                                     employment within this field of work.
                                                                                     I would highly recommend this career
                                                                                     path for anyone interested in the
                                                                                     Construction industry with a world of
                                                                                     opportunities available going forward.

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PRIZE DAY - NOVEMBER 2020
LURGAN CAMPUS (CURRENT YEAR 12 PUPILS)
11LDA1                   Ryan Leathem            11LV2                      Sophie Blakely
11LV1                    Rudy Novak              11LPT                      Kirsten Hutchinson
11LSA1                   Stuart Harrison

PORTADOWN CAMPUS      (CURRENT YEAR 12 PUPILS)
11DA1                      Andrew Platt          11SA2                      Jake Edgar
11SA5                      Scott Clarke          11V2                       Lillie-May Ruddy
11DA2                      Alex McIntosh         11SA3                      Rebekah McMurray
11SA6                      Sam Matchett          11PT1                      Sophie Carson
11SA1                      Benjamin Gilmore      11SA4                      Penny Boland
11V1                       Melissa Gracey        11PT2                      John Abraham.

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JAMES WIGHTMAN AWARD

Molly Matchett    Jack Gilpin       Adrian Bonus       Luke Graham

YEAR 12 – G C S E SUBJECT PRIZES
Applied Business Studies Shield   Molly Matchett                   Learning for Life and Work Trophy   Molly Matchett
Art and Design Cup                Julieanne Elliott                Preparation for Adult Life Cup      Kerri McClean
Child Development Shield          Kaiya Nelson                     Mathematics (The Nelson Cup)        Steven Hunter
Construction Cup                  Adam Proctor                     Motor Vehicle and Road Users        Ethan Glass
English Language Cup              Molly Matchett                   Studies Shield
English Literature Cup            Sonia De Vasconcelos             Physical Education Shield           Sam Anderson
French Cup                        Dea Correia Mendes               BTEC Sport Cup                      Daniel Pepper
Geography Cup                     Scott Roberts                    Religious Studies                   Reo Morton
                                                                   (The Gorman Cup)
History Cup                       Jason McCauley
                                                                   Science – Single Award Shield       Adrian Bonus
Home Economics Shield             Nikita Grant
                                                                   Science – Double Award              Molly Matchett
Home Economics (Practical         Lucy Trimble
                                                                   (The Brian White Cup)
Achievement) (The Scott Cup)
                                                                   Technology and Design Cup           Joel Cully
Information & Communication       Molly Matchett
Technology (BTEC)                                                  Travel & Tourism (BTEC)             Jack Gilpin
(The Neil Megaw Cup)
Information & Communication       Aleksandrs Markuls
Technology (OCN) Cup

ATTENDANCE PRIZE

One Year Full Attendance

Leavers -		      Katie Milligan, Ellyn Neill, Jack Gilpin, Christopher Devlin

Current Year 12 - Jonathan Aston, Noah Caddoo, Sophie Crozier, Kieron Dalzell, Codey Ferris, Jayne Hanvey,
		                Ryan Leathem, Harry McCullough, Katie Orr, Alfie Thompson

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VOCATIONAL PROGRAMME OF STUDY                             OCCUPATIONAL STUDIES PRIZES
                                                           (Sponsored by Southern Regional College)
 SUBJECT PRIZES
 Total Beauty / Hairdressing       Leah Trimble            CAD / Vehicle Servicing                  N/A
 (Design & Creativity)                                     Digital Imaging / CAD
 Running a Leisure Event /         Jake Irwin              Hairdressing
 Sport Leadership                                          Best Overall Student
 (Environment and Society)                                 and have already received their awards
 Digital Imaging /                 Lucy English            at a special SRC Prize Day in May.
 TV and Film Production
 (Technology & Innovation)                                 GCSE CERTIFICATES
 CAD / Vehicle Servicing           Sophie Willis           12DA1		           12LDA1
 (Engineering)
                                                           Amy     Clarke    Hasan    Anwar
 Electric Wiring / Plumbing        Aldis Iljins
                                                           Grace   Copeland  Caroline Butler
 (Engineering)
                                                           Viviana Cruz      Samuel Cantley
 Physical Care Babies /            Alana Pennington
                                                           Nathan Girvan     Ben      Cousins
 Manicure & Nail Art
 (Business & Services)                                     Joyce   Guo       Joel     Cully
 Tiling / Bench Joinery            Alexandrs Markuls       Katie   Guy       Jamie    Dawson
 (Construction)                                            Freya   Harrison  Parker   Johnson
 Plastering / Tiling               Ritvars Barenis         Matthew Mann      Charlie Jones
 (Construction)                                            Molly   Matchett  Olivia   Jones
 Bench Joinery / Hard              Nathan Dick             Leah    McIlwrath Ashley Martin
 Landscaping (Construction)                                Scott   McKinney  Regan    McKinley
 Customer Services / Modern        Anwar Hussain           Katie   Milligan  Weronika Mroz
 Retailing (Business and Services)                         Reo     Morton    Madison Ogle
 Landbased Machinery / Sheet       Reece Beattie           Ellyn   Neill     Jayden Robinson
 Metal (Engineering)                                       Zara    Poole     Jamie    Rusk
 Specialised Crafts / Website      Bryan Williams          Timothy Richmond  Daniel   Scott
 Development (Design & Creativity)                         Scott   Roberts   Alexander Seifert
 Work Experience Cup               Boys - Adam Proctor     Ellie   Ruddy     Nathan Turner
 (Portadown) (Donated by           Girls - Cherith Craig
                                                           Kyle    Thompson  Ben      Watson
 David Jameson Group Ltd)
                                                           Hannah Wood       Neil     Wilson
 Work Experience Cup (Lurgan)      Boys - Nathan Dick
 (Donated by                       Girls - Alana           		                Gabija   Zirlyte
 Décor Wright Paints Ltd)		                 Pennington

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GCSE CERTIFICATES
12DA2		                12LSA1
Odri      Capskaite    Nathan Bell
Jonathan Conn          Joshua Clarke
Ryan      Davison      Sonia     De Vasconcelos
Luke      Graham       Sophie Ferguson            GCSE CERTIFICATES
Abi       Haddock      Erin-Lucy Fitches          12SA1		                      12SA3
Matthew Hall           Jamie     Flanagan         Patricia Andrade Costa       Markas Adamkevicius
Ethan     Jones        Rachel Girvan              Tiarnan Barrett              Ruth     Allen
Shauna Kirk            Erin      Greenan          Abbie      Bunting           Ricardo Branco
Timothy Martin         Ryan      Hilsden          Samantha Calvert             Jamie    Bunting
Sam       McCrea       Rosy      Johnston         Jack       Chambers          Matthew Carswell
Agata     Osentowska   Hannah Little              Dea        Correia Mendes    Eithan   Chapman
Ryan      Peters       Kyle      Marshall         Jack       Gilpin            Ethan    Glass
James     Phun         Ben       McBride          Miller     Gray              Toby     Gribben
Adam      Rowland      Scott     McCartney        Aaron      Hoyle             Ben      Harvey
Ethan     Sands        Adam      Ovadia           Caleb      Irwin             Jamie    Hayes
Lukas     Sivajevas    Stephen Park               Drew       McCreanor         Caleb    Henderson
Bailey    Taylor       Daniel    Pepper           Naomi      McCreery          Lucy     Hewitt
Stephen Taylor         Molly     Richardson       Naoise McKeever              Kyle     Holmes
Alexander Volzing      Ben       Stone            Frank      McQuitty          Caleb    Kerton
Nathan West            Shelley Walker             Jessica Megaw                CatherineMcAdoo
Alice     Ziaja        Cejay     Wickham          Sophie Parks                 Curtis   Murphy
                                                  Ryan       Sergeant          Ciaran   Petersen
                                                  Kirsty-Leigh Stewart         Rhiannon Strain
                                                  Jake       Welshman          Katie    Sturgeon
                                                  Adam       Wilson            Klaudija Volkaviciute
                                                  Alana      Wright            Jamie    Williamson
                                                  		                           Markas Adamkevicius

                                                  Special Guest
                                                  Chairman of Board of Governors,
                                                  Principal, Head Boys and Girls

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GCSE CERTIFICATES                                 12V3		                 12PT1
 12SA2		                  12SA4                    Elli       Adamson     Aaron   Andrews
 Heather-Louise Abraham   Joe       Baldock        Calvin     Bridgett    Sam     Blevins
 Sam        Anderson      Brigita   Bielskyte      Emma       Copeland    Kinga   Buta
 Joshua     Cassells      Ross      Blackwood      Kai        Davison     Andrew Conn
 Jordan     Convey        Aaron     Cassells       Jamie      Donaldson   Charlie Dowie
 Julieanne Elliott        Jamie     Clarke         Armandas Jakubauskas   Diogo   Fernandes
 Nikita     Grant         Jack      Coulter        Jake       Lewis       Kerry   Harvey
 Dayanne    Hawthorne     Aaron     Hamilton       Aleksandrs Markuls     Gary    Herron
 Casey      Herron        Daniel    Harrison       Amy        Parker      Joel    McClatchey
 Steven     Hunter        Abby      Higginson      Adam       Proctor     Harry   Robinson
 Jamie      Marshall      Paulina   Jonkauskaite   Elle       Robinson    Jamie   Smyth
 Devon      McCarroll     Rhys      Kirk           Jackson Ruddell        Dean    Williamson
 Sarah-Ann McGrath        Vadims    Kulikovskis
                                                   Szymon Skulimowski     Sarah   Willis
 Jessica    McHugh        Ben       Love
                                                   Brooklyn Szabo
 Adam       Mercer        Jason     McCauley
 Kaiya      Nelson        Kerri     McClean        Karolina Tomaseviciute
 Cameron Pearson          Alex      Morrison       Amy        Vennard
 Jake       Singleton     Ben       Robertson
 Lucy       Trimble       Caitlin   Strain         12PT2
 Nathan     Trimble       Robert    White          Kay-Leigh Armstrong
 Matthew    Vogan         Timothy   Whittle        Rosvaldas Brazauskas
                                                   Rhys      Buttery
 12SA5		              12V2                         Emma      Herron
 Jay         Anderson Tyler         Abraham        Ornestas Kasparavicius
 Natalia     Barbu    Ritvars       Barenis        Ioana     Kovacs
 Amy         Barton   Reece         Beattie        Bailie    Mitchell
 Sam         Beattie  Emilis        Chlebauskas
                                                   Harvey Murtagh
 Adrian      Bonus    Abby          Elliott
                                                   Andrew Ritchie
 Aimee       Burrows  Jose          Garraio
 Jack        Dang     Kai           Hefferon       Sophie Willis
 Christopher Devlin   Alex          Hunniford      Daniel    Wilson
 Daniel      Firth    Carys         McGregor       Titas     Zenevicius
 Jody        Gosney   Adam          Page
 Leah        Hanvey   Owen          Steele         12LV2		                       12LPT1
 Joshua      Jameson  Leah          Trimble        Klaudiusz Bryling             Anton      Andonov
 Zac         Littler  Sophie        Turkington     Corey     Campbell            Husain     Anwar
 Michael     McCallen Jake          Wilson         Christopher Cardwell          Abi        Bateman
 Tori        Pedlow   Joshua        Young          Rhys      Donaldson           Kacey      Caldwell
 Sam         Thompson		                            Lucy      English             Carson     Colwell
 Glen        Vennard		                             Wojtek Gryglicki              Ryan       Dawson
 Luke        Warnock
                                                   Aldis     Iljins              Jack       Ferguson
 Hannah      Wright
                                                   Jody      Johnston            Plamena    Gospodinova
 12V1		                   12LV1                    Lucy      Kinkead             Reece      Herron
 David       Allen        Scott  Carey             Jodie     Massey              Kyle       Hill
 Jane        Armitage     Nathan Dick              Grace     McKinley            Louise     McCluskey
 Dylan       Baxter       Sarah  Donald            Lewis     Rollston            Jamie      McKeown
 Francisco Camara Barroso Ben    Elliott           Natalya Sharpe                Jordan     Nelson
 Cherith     Craig        Jack   Hall              Joao      Silva Shaw          Luis       Santos
 Samuel      Dickson      Mia    Hamilton          Jack      Smyth               Adam       Trimble
 Natasha     Freeburn     Ryan   Johnston          Kirstin   Steele              Kurtis     White
 Bradley     Graham       Roy    Kerr              Dylan     Stewart
 Katelyn     Greer        Kaci   McBurney          Jake      Walker
 Jake        Irwin        Louie  McCann
                                                   Byran     Williams
 Marcel      Labenski     Luke   McShane
 Jack        Lockhart     Alana  Pennington
 Zach        Marshall     Lewis  Stephenson        EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
 Caitlin     Matchett		                            DUKE OF EDINBURGH BRONZE AWARD
 Matthew     Nelson
 Nicole      Robinson		                            Co-ordinators Mrs C Nugent / Miss S McCulla
 Christopher Stewart		                             Year 11       N/A
 Juliusz     Topolski
 Harry       White		                               Year 12

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CHARITY AWARD                                                   SPORTS PRIZES
Co-ordinator Mrs C Callender                                    		               Year 11                              Year 12
Timothy Whittle , Sonia De Vasconcelos                          Athletics Girls		                                     Deonilde (Dea)
                                                                			                                                   Correia Mendes
SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS                                                     Boys Jamie Carville                         Daniel Scott
                                                                Football Girls Jessica Pugh                           Catherine McAdoo
FOOTBALL            Coach Mr R Craig                            			                                                   (Loughgall Football Club Trophy)
                                                                          Boys Darren Robinson                        Ben Harvey
Under 15 Football Team                                          		               (Glenavon Football                   (Portadown Football
                                                                		                         Club Trophy)               Club Trophy)
Winners: Mid-Ulster League
                                                                Hockey Girls               Danielle Ervine            Ellen Neill
Captain             Darren Robinson                             		                         (Lurgan Ladies Hockey      (Portadown Ladies
                                                                		                         Club Trophy)               Hockey Club Trophy)
Vice-Captain        Sammy Heare
                                                                Rugby		                    Jamie Carville             Jack Dang
Ashley Beckett          Stuart Harrison    Levi Robinson        		                         (Portadown Rugby           (Portadown Rugby
Kristian Cassells       Tom Leathem        Josh Salt            		                         Football Club Trophy)      Football Club Trophy)
Jake Edgar              Jacob McIlwaine    Josh Smyth           Volleyball Girls Melissa Gracey                       Natasha Freeburn
                                                                		               (Craigavon Aztecs
Codey Ferris            Alex McIntosh      Patryk Suschonski    		                         Volleyball Club Trophy)
Max Hanlon              Raymond Neill                            Boys Jacob McIlwaine                                 Toby Gribben
                                                                		    (Craigavon Aztecs
Under 16 Football Team                                          		                         Volleyball Club Trophy)
                                                                Weight Lifting             Pedro Oliveria   Zac Littler
Winners: Under 16 Mid-Ulster League &
                                                                Ulster Caps                Jamie Hayes; Sam Anderson; Jack Dang
Under 16 Mid-Ulster Cup                                         Rugby Under 17
The under 16 Football Team were winners of both the             Clive Bowles Plate for Endeavour Luke Graham
Under 16 Mid-Ulster League and Under 16 Mid-Ulster Cup          Hewitt Cup for Endeavour Girl     Kaci McBurney
(winning 5-4 on penalties after extra time v Portadown          Sports Person of Year 12
College). They also reached the last quarter – final stage of            Girl    Catherine McAdoo
the Under 16 NI Cup.                                                     Boy     Sam Anderson
Captain             Ben Harvey
Vice Captain        Kyle Thompson (Vice Captain)                SPECIAL PRIZES
Jack Chambers         Timmy Martin        Darren Robinson       		Portadown                                           Lurgan
Jonathan Conn         Curtis Murphy       Jamie Rusk            Head Boys      Sam Anderson                           Ashley Martin
Codey Ferris          Jamie McKeown       Ethan Sands           Head Girls     Molly Matchett                         Weronika Mroz
Miller Gray           Adam Ovadia         Adam Wilson           Endeavour      Aaron Cassells                         Ryan Johnston
Jamie Hayes           Daniel Pepper                             Trophies		     Natasha Freeburn                       Alana Pennington
Reece Herron          Ciaran Petersen                           Reid Trophy    Alex Hunniford                         Ben Watson
                                                                		             Aldis Iljins
RUGBY               Coaches Mr D Campbell / Mr M Nevin          (For the pupil who best volunteered their assistance in support of the school)
                                                                School		       Naomi McCreery Sonia De Vasconcelos
Under 16 Rugby Team 		                                          Council Award
Winners: Under 16 Danske Bank High Schools’ Trophy &            Senator John M Armandas       Sonia De Vasconcelos
                                                                Goering Trophy Jakubauskas
Under 16 Ulster High Schools’ Pollock Cup
                                                                (For the pupil who promoted cultural understanding within the school)
(Players in bold undefeated in High School’s rugby for 2        The Lynsey      Nikita Grant                          Hannah Little
years and won both trophies 2 years in a row)                   Courtney Shield
Captain             Sam Anderson                                (For the pupil who showed courage and endeavour throughout the school year)
Vice Captain        Jamie Hayes                                 The David       Charlie Dowie                         Gabija Zirlyte
Jay Anderson    Daniel Harrison            Drew McCreanor       Mehaffey Trophy
Jamie Carville  Josh Jameson               Harry McCullough     (For the pupil who showed integrity and resilience throughout their time at CSHS)

Jack Coulter    Jamie Marshall             Scott McKinney       The Colin                  Molly Matchett
                                                                Adair Cup
Jack Dang       Timmy Martin               Andrew Orr           (Portadown Campus - for best overall performance in GCSE examinations)
Jamie Donaldson Glen Montgomery            Adam Ovadia
                                                                Campus Cup                 Alana Pennington
Jamie Flanagan Alex Morrison               Ciaran Petersen      (Lurgan Campus - for best overall performance in GCSE examinations)
Toby Gribben    Joel McClatchey            Harry White          The Betty                  Ellyn Neill                Sonia De Vasconcelos
		                                         Josh Young           McClurg Cups
                                                                (Pupils contributing most to school life)

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CRAIGAVON
                                             SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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                                             25 YEA RS

                                  www.cshs.org.uk

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          Portadown Campus:                                                 Lurgan Campus:
     26 – 34 Lurgan Road, Portadown,                                  18 Alexandra Crescent, Lurgan,
           Craigavon, BT63 5HJ                                             Craigavon BT66 6BB
           Tel: 028 38 352222                                              Tel: 028 38 349222

                          E-mail: info@craigavonsenhigh.portadown.ni.sch.uk

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