Posted on 28/01/2015
STEM Careers Evening – 22nd January 2015 This very successful event proved very popular with parents and pupils. The School is grateful to many of Northern Ireland’s top STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) employers, together with representatives from our …
Posted on 28/01/2015
Catherine Nelson (MVI) was invited to attend a reception and a private viewing of the CCEA True Colours exhibition January 2015 at the Ulster Museum. The exhibition of work displays some of Northern Ireland’s most talented young artists and designers. …
Posted on 28/01/2015
On the 22nd January, a team of two Form III pupils, one Form IV pupil and one Form V pupil competed in the Northern Ireland local section heat of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s ‘Top of the Bench’ competition at …
Posted on 27/01/2015
On Monday 19th January 2015, Mr Nigel McGarry kindly offered to show a small group of A Level Business Studies pupils around IKEA. His tour and presentation about Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility tied in very well with the subject …
Posted on 21/01/2015
The Physics Department organised for several MVI students to attend a screening of ‘The Theory of Everything’ at the Odeon Cinema, Victoria Square on Tuesday 20th January 2015. The movie is a biographical drama on the life of Stephen Hawking. Hawking …
Posted on 21/01/2015
The winner of this year’s Open Nights’ History Department competition was Jamie Young, from Greenisland Primary School. Jamie is pictured receiving his prizes from the Headmaster. The competition was run as part of the School’s open nights and participants had …
Posted on 20/01/2015
During lunchtime on Tuesday 20th January, the Senior Debating Society debated the motion, “This House believes that Ched Evans should be allowed to return to professional football.” Speakers were Kuda Kanaka, Jack Golden, Claire Njanina and Conor Callaghan. Despite the …
Posted on 16/01/2015
Conor Ferguson continued his fine run of results this season by delivering some remarkable performances during December. Golds were won and records tumbled – a truly memorable way to finish off the year. First up was the Ulster Open where Conor …
Posted on 16/01/2015
UTV business report on the future benefits of learning Arabic at B.R.A. “There is a growing demand for major world languages such as Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese and Russian … Education systems and institutions need to diversify their offerings.” This …
Posted on 15/01/2015
This week B.R.A., in conjunction with InvestNI, organised an Arabic language event for students studying the language. InvestNI hosted the conference on business opportunities for Northern Ireland with countries in the Middle East in its headquarters in Bedford Square. As …