During the winter term the Geography department held its annual KS3 Spellathon. Students in Years 8, 9 and 10 took part in the spellathon by learning key words and completing a spelling test on them. Students then raised money by being sponsored for each word...
On Tuesday 8th March, a number of our Year 11 LLW students attended a Carrickfergus Schools’ Youth Event in Ballymena Town Hall. The event allowed local Carrickfergus schools to come together with local Mid & East Antrim Borough Councillors and Senior Council Staff, enabling them to...
The College will close at 2.21pm on Wednesday 16 March 2016, due to a pre-inspection meeting requested by the ETI. Year 8 & 9 parent/teacher meeting will still take place from 3.30pm onwards....
Earlier in the year one of our students Bethaney Hughes applied and was successful in gaining a place on the ‘Living Law’ programme. This programme was established by the Attorney General to give people an insight into careers with the Law sector and also allowing...
On Saturday 27th March 2016, the 21 Duke of Edinburgh candidates from Ulidia Integrated College came together for their training day. The pupils spent time learning how to cook hot chocolate on a trangia stove and were educated about safety whilst using the stove. Students learnt...
To celebrate World Book Day on 3rd March, pupils were turning off their Bunsen burners in science, putting away their pots and pans in HE and setting down their set squares in Maths to drop everything and enjoy ten minutes reading time at surprise points...
On Friday 4th March, Year 11 pupils took part in a workshop run by The Pregnancy Resource called Connected. The purpose of the workshop was to explore issues around social media such as sexting and cyber bullying and to raise awareness of the laws that exist...
The Card Club is a safe, friendly, joyful and awesome place to be. This club was invented by Adam, a Year 10 pupil. He made this club for card lovers who love card games, trading card games or a simple quiet place to play a...
Ulidia past pupil, Christopher Madden, recently spoke at an event in London hosted by the US Ambassador to promote integrated education. Christopher focused on how integrated education is a proven way to produce results, noting the success of his alma mater: ‘The arguments in favour...
The Integrated Education Fund launched a campaign called ‘Odd Socks Day' to raise awareness of Integrated Education. Ulidia Integrated College toed the line and participated by asking students and staff to wear odd coloured socks and donate to the Integrated Education Fund. It was a sole...