A South Belfast school principal has called on politicians to reach a consensus on the future of academic selection after he presided over the third year of unregulated testing of his pupils.
Archive | November, 2011
Community workers take Pride of Place in all-Ireland ceremony
MEMBERS of the Donegall Pass Community Forum are “elated” after picking up a prestigious ‘Pride of Place’ honour at an all-Ireland awards ceremony.
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Colts round-up ….
The U18s made it three wins from their last four games but made hard work of it against a fiery Cregagh side.
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Company delivers for little Megan
A major international company is to help raise funds for a schoolgirl with a rare brain disorder after reading about her plight in the South Belfast News.
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Minister yet to decide on inquiry
The environment minister is yet to decide on the shape of a forthcoming inquiry into noise regulations at Belfast City Airport, residents opposing the extension of the airport have been told.
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‘Bout Ye booklet to be launched
A VISION of South Belfast seen through the eyes of both migrants and the local host community is to be released in a new booklet published by the Inclusive Neighbourhood Project (INP).
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