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Total Stories: 30 Published: Wed, Apr 8, 2009

Pupils given a taste of medicine at Queens

Students from the Collegiate Grammar School and St. Michael's College joined with over 300 sixth year pupils from schools across Northern Ireland to attend a conference at Queen's University to find out about a career in Medicine.

The Queen's Schools Conference took place in the Medical Biology Building and included presentations on various aspects of Medicine at Queen's and career options open to graduates.

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Reading programme success
Pupils encouraged to store medicine safely
Are you a budding news reporter?
Tempo pre-school gets Early Years Accreditation
St. John's students start their own market garden
Fivemiletown hits the high notes!
St. John's students start their own market garden
Children are on their marks, set, go for the NSPCC
Peace Building with youth
Healthy Eating with Debbie and Samuel
Moat pupils dine at Lord Erne's castle
What would you like to be when you grow up?
Schools celebrate health promotion
Portora pupils help developing world
Students put their best foot forward
Ballinamallard win fit factor challenge
Roscor school rises to the disability sports...
Portora first 15 bravely tackle the catwalk
Students success at healthy eating competition
Portora first 15 bravely tackle the catwalk
Students success at healthy eating competition
Schools rewarded for working together
Ederney pupils bring their parents to school
Tattygar and Teemore pupils enjoy W5 trip
St. Mary's host Maths workshop
Summer courses at Gortatole
Pupils given a taste of medicine at Queens
Schools to go green

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