Pupils from Lisneal College present the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children with a cheque for £7,600, raised by asking family and friends to sponsor them as they read their way through a variety of books during READ-ON week. Included, from left, Andrew Taylor, David Funston, principal, Emma Smallwoods, Jude Austin, Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children, Elizabeth Mills, READ-ON co-ordinator, and Nikita Hornby. (1301PG09)Pupils from Lisneal College present the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children with a cheque for £7,600, raised by asking family and friends to sponsor them as they read their way through a variety of books during READ-ON week. Included, from left, Andrew Taylor, David Funston, principal, Emma Smallwoods, Jude Austin, Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children, Elizabeth Mills, READ-ON co-ordinator, and Nikita Hornby. (1301PG09)
Pupils from Lisneal College present the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children with a cheque for £7,600, raised by asking family and friends to sponsor them as they read their way through a variety of books during READ-ON week. Included, from left, Andrew Taylor, David Funston, principal, Emma Smallwoods, Jude Austin, Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children, Elizabeth Mills, READ-ON co-ordinator, and Nikita Hornby. (1301PG09)

2006 - A school year at Lisneal College told in 45 pictures

The Londonderry Sentinel has taken a walk down memory lane to 2006, and in particular to our archive of photographs of what was happening at Lisneal College that year.
By william allen
Published 1st Mar 2022, 17:19 BST
Updated 1st Mar 2022, 17:22 BST

We’ve put together a slideshow of 52 pictures to hopefully spark some happy memories in anyone associated with the school at that time. As always, the staff, students and parents were engaged in a wide range of activities, from studies to sport, and from fun to fundraising.

We hope you enjoy joining us on this walk back to 2006.

Pupils from St. Peter's High School and Lisneal College participating in the See Me - See You Cross Community Project organised by the Verbal Arts Centre. Seated, from left, are Aaron Scanlon, Lee Taylor, Lindsay Morrison and Aaron Burton. Back, from left, are Chelsea Carr, Rory McDonald, Ciaran Flanagan, Verbal Arts Centre, Miss Claire Bell, teacher, Conor Gallacher, Mr. Hugh Green, teacher, and Kate Rutherford. (1403C10)

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Pupils from St. Peter's High School and Lisneal College participating in the See Me - See You Cross Community Project organised by the Verbal Arts Centre. Seated, from left, are Aaron Scanlon, Lee Taylor, Lindsay Morrison and Aaron Burton. Back, from left, are Chelsea Carr, Rory McDonald, Ciaran Flanagan, Verbal Arts Centre, Miss Claire Bell, teacher, Conor Gallacher, Mr. Hugh Green, teacher, and Kate Rutherford. (1403C10)

Linen Services staff Trevor Lynch and Andrew Bloomer talk to pupils from Lisneal College during a careers day held at Altnagelvin on Tuesday last. (3103PG05)

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Linen Services staff Trevor Lynch and Andrew Bloomer talk to pupils from Lisneal College during a careers day held at Altnagelvin on Tuesday last. (3103PG05)

Social worker Marie Gormley with pupils from St Cecilia's College and Lisneal College. (3103PG06)

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Social worker Marie Gormley with pupils from St Cecilia's College and Lisneal College. (3103PG06)

George Gilmore, IT trainor from Westcare, talks about hospital IT services to Lisneal College pupils Andrew McCord and Jason Barton. (3103PG07)

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George Gilmore, IT trainor from Westcare, talks about hospital IT services to Lisneal College pupils Andrew McCord and Jason Barton. (3103PG07)

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