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In 2006 the Department of Education launched an Education Order (The Entitlement Framework) which encouraged schools to provide a wider and extensive range or courses in all Post Primary Schools. A direct result of this was the establishment of Learning Communities throughout the Province. Colleges became an integral part of these Communities and they offered to provide a range of vocational subjects that schools could feed into. This extended curriculum offered to all schools helps schools meet the targets set out in the Entitlement Framework, but more importantly, equips young people for the ever-changing demands of the modern workplace.
Castlederg High, Strabane Academy and Holy Cross College.
Omagh High School, Dean Maguirc College, Sacred Heart College, Omagh Academy, Loreto Grammar, St. John’s College, Christian Brothers School , Drumragh Integrated College and Arvalee School.
Devenish College, St. Eugene’s College, St. Comhghall’s College, St. Aidan’s High School, Erne Integrated College, St. Mary’s College, St. Mary’s High School, Mount Lourdes Grammar School, Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, St. Michael’s College, Willowbridge School, St. Joseph’s College and St. Fanchea’s College.
Fivemiletown Community College, Aughnacloy College, St. Ciaran’s College, Dungannon Royal School, Cookstown High School, Drumglass High School, Holy Trinity College, Dungannon Integrated College, Sperrinview Special School, St. Joseph’s College, St. Joseph’s Grammar, St Patrick’s Grammar and St. Patrick’s College.
The subjects offered are usually of a vocational nature and are delivered in environments that reflect the workplaces that many students will move onto on completion of their studies.
Schools working in partnership with South West College promote these Level 2 and Level 3 Courses which help enhance the experience of students while they work in workshops, restaurants, and media suites etc. which are fully equipped to modern industrial standards.
All of the colleges take in students from a full range of schools and colleges, so young people have the added opportunity to be taught in classes with students from all sections of the community.
Year 11 & 12 Students
Year 13 & 14 Students
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