Designing a healthy bite!
As part of a recent project Primary 7 from the Model Primary School in Enniskillen were involved in designing a healthy sandwich for the younger pupils.
Each of the three P7 classes designed their sandwiches in groups and went to Tesco to price the ingredients.
BUDGET
They then prepared a budget sheet and costed the ingredients which they sent...>>> more
Pupils put thinking caps on during science...
Once again the thinking caps were on at this year's Western Education and Library Board's (WELB) Science and Technology Challenge, organised in partnership with Sentinus, as hundreds of school children designed and constructed a marble run in order to become the 'Champion of the Science and Technology arena 2008'.
Over 60 schools from across the...>>> more
atmfh230408Child Pedestrian Tra
During 2007, Northern Ireland's roads claimed the lives of five children - a vast improvement on two years previously when the death toll stood at fifteen.
However, this is of little consolation to those who have lost a child and in the same period many more children were injured, some seriously.
Teachers are very well aware of the important...>>> more
Lottery funding has led to increase in...
A multi-million pound Lottery scheme has helped transform PE and Sport provision for pupils in the Western Education and Library Board area, and in the wider community in Fermanagh. These were among the findings of a survey published by the Big Lottery Fund.
"Attendance at physical education lessons", a spokeswoman explained, " has increased in...>>> more
Web design success for Lisnaskea High
A year 14 student at Lisnaskea High School was honoured at a ceremony in W5, Odyssey, for being a runner up in a web design competition organised by valueoils.com and the Belfast Telegraph.
Iain Rogers was presented with the award along with hundreds of students from other schools across Northern Ireland. Iain designed his own website on the...>>> more
Schools awarded for tackling lunch boxes
Pupils across the county have been awarded for doing their bit to develop healthy eating habits that will influence a wholesome lifestyle they can reap the benefits of in the future.
A major initiative led by the Western Health and Social Care Trust's Health Promotion Department, the Munch Box Challenge aims to promote healthy eating habits and to...>>> more
Web design success for Lisnaskea High
A year 14 student at Lisnaskea High School was honoured at a ceremony in W5, Odyssey, for being a runner up in a web design competition organised by valueoils.com and the Belfast Telegraph.
Iain Rogers was presented with the award along with hundreds of students from other schools across Northern Ireland. Iain designed his own website on the...>>> more
Schools awarded for tackling lunch boxes
Pupils across the county have been awarded for doing their bit to develop healthy eating habits that will influence a wholesome lifestyle they can reap the benefits of in the future.
A major initiative led by the Western Health and Social Care Trust's Health Promotion Department, the Munch Box Challenge aims to promote healthy eating habits and to...>>> more
Volunteers are appreciated
Over 150 voluntary youth workers were shown how much their efforts are valued recently when they attended an evening in the Killyhevlin Hotel, hosted by the Western Education and Library Board's (WELB) Youth Service.
The event organised by the Fermanagh and South Tyrone Youth Service Team recognised the countless voluntary hours put in by leaders...>>> more
Thinking outside the box
Year 13 girls from St Comhghall's College, Lisnaskea, accompanied by careers teacher, Margaret Collins, attended a conference for young women in Belfast's Waterfront Hall .
The purpose of the conference entitled, 'Young Women's Inspirational Conference' was to inspire young women to think outside the box about their career choices, the main...>>> more
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