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.@Justice_NI Minister has met pupils from Our Lady & St Patrick's College, Knock, who were behind an innovative student-led initiative 'The Female Voices project' which aims to combat misogyny in schools.
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We were delighted to welcome Justice Minister @naomi_long to the College this afternoon to discuss the Female Voices resource and the continuing work of the Project Team. It was great to get her insight and her support for what the students are creating. @Justice_NI
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ETI publishes an exemplar of effective practice by the students of Our Lady and St Patrick’s College, Knock: tinyurl.com/OurLadyStPats-Fe…
Our Year 9 students visited our neighbours at Gilnahirk Baptist Church, Gilnahirk Presbyterian Church and St Dorothea’s Church of Ireland as part of their studies on conflict and unity. Thank you Revs. Drew, Stephen and Ken for your hospitality. Always a highlight of the year.
Thank you for having us. Hopefully we will have the opportunity to work together on the issue in the future.
Inspired by the 'female voices' project presented by students from Our Lady's and St Patrick's College, knock - the Education Committee celebrates #IWD2025
A fantastic mini-workshop presented by representatives from our Female Voices Project Team today in the @BlackBoxBelfast for International Women’s Day. Thanks to @NEUnion for organising what was a wonderful event.
Brú na Bóinne visit - day 2. Newgrange and Knowth with Year 13. A wonderful experience of our Neolithic past.
Huge thanks to the staff at @brunaboinneOPW
Finally for today, our superb #FemaleVoices project team presented their resources to members of the Education Committee at Stormont today. They were amazing as always! Thanks to @PatSheehanMLA @CathyMasonSF @danielbakersf @MichelleGuy4 @ColinCrawford2 and @DavidBrooksMLA
The Female Voices resource can be accessed using the following link:
knock.co.uk/female-voices
Today was day one of our AS Level visits to @brunaboinneOPW - our students had a wonderful experience with the second class travelling tomorrow.
A busy day today with a lot of things happening. Firstly, an enormous thank you to the chaplaincy team led by Mrs McCarthy and Sr Marie who led us in prayer and distributed ashes to mark the begging of Lent. The students maintained a beautifully prayerful tone.
We’re swapping catacombs and relics for carousels and rollercoasters at Magic Land. The art teachers are sorting out their Halloween costumes and Mrs Hughes is avoiding the big rollercoasters.
Halfway through a fantastic trip to Rome. We want to see those glasses in the staff room after half term.
A busy October, with the Year 13 Chaplaincy team leading lunchtime rosaries and Year 14 visiting the relics of St Bernadette.
We are incredibly grateful to the Chief Commissioner for giving up her time to attend. The students were delighted with her praise and words of encouragement. Yet another inspirational woman.
Absolutely beautiful music being provided by @MusicOlspck for todays Solemn Novena at @ClonardMBelfast
Well done to all involved.










































