Castlewellan High Pupils Attend Exciting Events

Clare Murnin, Head of School Productions and Publicity for St Malachy’s High School in Castlewellan, said that the pupils at the school had enjoyed two very exciting events recently.

The mock crash scene at the Down High School.
The mock crash scene at the Down High School.

She added: “Year 13 students attended a Road Safety Event on Thursday 20 October held at the Down High School. This was a collaboration between Cool FM, the PSNI and Health and Social Care Trusts.

“The event was hosted by Down High School for local secondary schools and proved to be a reflective, shocking and thought-provoking event. The students were presented with the impact of the horrors and trauma of an actual Road Traffic Accident on all personnel involved, from the PSNI, NI Ambulance Service, NI Fire and Rescue Service, with parents and a victim paralysed in a Road Traffic Accident.

Year 13 student Molly Ward was delighted because she won two tickets to see Biffy Clyro for her wining dance moves with her version of ‘Gangnam style’! (Pictured L-R - Molly Ward and her friends - Orlaith Paul, Molly Ward Laura Mason and Cleona Mc Cartan)
Year 13 student Molly Ward was delighted after winning two tickets to see Biffy Clyro for her wining dance moves with her version of ‘Gangnam style’! (Pictured L-R – Molly Ward and her friends – Orlaith nPaul, Molly Ward, Laura Mason and Cleona Mc Cartan)

“The presentation culminated in the visual simulation of an upturned crash vehicle with smoke emanating from it, a very realistic scenario.”

“Our thanks to Down High for hosting the event and for their warm welcome and hospitality.

St Malachy’s Students Attend ICT Business Technology Event

RS Live Visits St Malachy’s High School

Pupils from St Malachy's High School pictured at the Business/ICT
Pupils from St Malachy’s High School pictured at RS Live, the Business/ICT technology event.

Students from St Malachy’s High School, Castlewellan were the first in Northern Ireland to have the opportunity to look around the RS Live Experience truck on Friday 14 October.

This ground breaking mobile innovation experience was created exclusively for students across the UK and Ireland.

The Technology, ICT and Business students had the exciting opportunity to take an educational journey through interactive environments including design & build, and they were able to interact hands on with the latest innovative solutions including Design Spark, 3D printing, Robotics and much more.

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