Nine Catholic Maintained Schools celebrated this week, as their work was recognised at the ICT Excellence Awards.
St Teresa’s Nursery, Belfast and St Teresa’s PS, Belfast, both won their respective categories for ‘Making a difference for learners, evidence of the successful integration of digital technology to improve learning outcomes’, while St Jospeh’s Boys School, Derry was Highly Commended in the Post Primary category.
St Colmcille’s High School in Crossgar continued their winning streak, with a Special Award in Digital Creativity, having won an INTO National Film Award in London earlier in the month for their short film work.
St Clare’s Abbey PS, St Bernards PS and Nursery Unit, Lissan PS, St Colman’s College and St Ronan’s PS all received finalists Awards.
Eamonn Broderick, Chief Executive of CCMS said: “I am delighted to extend my warmest congratulations to our Catholic Maintained schools on their outstanding success at this year’s ICT Excellence Awards.
“Their achievements are testament to the vision, commitment and creativity of our school leaders, teachers and pupils who continue to embrace digital innovation to enhance teaching and learning. In an increasingly connected and technology-driven world, it is inspiring to see our schools leading the way in harnessing ICT to enrich educational experiences and equip young people with the skills they need to thrive.
“These awards also recognise the collaborative spirit, and progressive approach that are hallmarks of Catholic education, reflecting the hard work taking place daily in classrooms in our schools.”