College Discipline

It is true to say that 'good discipline' is desired by teachers, parents and pupils alike. When your child becomes a pupil at Glastry College, you are accepting that they will behave to the standard required in our College rules. Pupils are required to behave responsibly at all times. They are required to display good manners, consideration, and respect for fellow pupils, teachers and other adults as well as respect for College property. All pupils have the right to the opportunity of progressing to the best of their ability and to a setting which is conducive to effective teaching and learning. Pupils who act in such a manner as to interfere with these rights will be subject to the College's disciplinary procedures, exact details of which are contained in the disciplinary policy which is issued to all parents whose children enroll in the college.

Curriculum Overview

The college provides a thoughtful, carefully structured programme of academic and personal development, balancing the interests of pupils, with the obligations of the Northern Ireland Curriculum and the needs of prospective employers. We emphasise a high level of academic achievement, in a wide ability range and the acquisition of qualifications and personal skills necessary in our modern society. The curriculum is based on the principles of breadth, balance and relevance, so that our pupils receive a well rounded education in their early years before they specialise in the senior school. Key Stage 3 English, Maths, Science French, Art, PE, RE, Music Personal & Social Education, IT, Business Studies History, Geography, Technology, HE Key Stage 4 Compulsory Subjects English, Maths, Science - Single Award Religious Education, Physical Education, French, Careers Education Optional Elements Art, Business Studies, Child Development, English Literature Geography, Home Economics, History, Music Business Information Technology, Physical Education, Religious Education, ICT  Science - Double Award, Technology, Motor Vehicle Studies