Sixth Form Centre opened

A new Sixth Form Centre, featuring a range of extensive facilities, has been officially opened at Cullybackey College.
By The Newsroom
Published 6th Jun 2015, 20:30 BST
Cutting the ribbon to officially open the new Cullybackey College 6th Form Centre were head girl and boy Ruth Barkley and James Gailey. INBT 23-805HCutting the ribbon to officially open the new Cullybackey College 6th Form Centre were head girl and boy Ruth Barkley and James Gailey. INBT 23-805H
Cutting the ribbon to officially open the new Cullybackey College 6th Form Centre were head girl and boy Ruth Barkley and James Gailey. INBT 23-805H

The original Centre has been transformed and now provides a host of new facilities to enable focused A-level success.

A spokesperson for the College said it is “indebted to the skills of technical support staff, who

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have created such a fabulous new learning environment”, adding that “the dramatic increase in Sixth Form enrolment reflects the continuing success of GCSE and A-Level students”.

The new Centre was unveiled by Head Girl Ruth Barkley and Head Boy James Gailey in the presence of former pupil, the Deputy Mayor of Mid & East Antrim, Cllr Timothy Gaston; Frances McKinney, Education Authority representative, as well as Governors and staff.

The occasion also celebrated the valuable work of current and former Governors and past Principal Robert Boyd presented a gift to the former Governors.

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