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We work across a wide range of areas contributing to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment of the Craigavon area, the local history and heritage and we manage the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre for the enjoyment of local people and visitors from much further afield. Biodiversity Team We contribute to the management of the following areas: Oxford Island National Nature Reserve Slantry Wood Local Nature Reserve Silverwood Meadows City Parks Local Nature Reserve Annagh Meadows Kernan Meadows Parkmore Legahory and Taghnevan We also carry out a variety of survey work, Action for Biodiversity INTERREG IVA Project and a range of other Biodiversity Projects. Interpretive Team The interpretive team is responsible for: An extensive education programme based at Oxford Island and throughout the Borough of Craigavon. Developing and delivering an extensive programme of events and activities. Interpretation of the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre including exhibiitons. Supporting schools and groups in the Craigavon Borough on a variety of sustainable development projects. Museums Service The Museum Service is responsible for the following: Waterside House, including the Philip B. Wilson local history library. Enterprize Barge, a renovated sand barge, open to the public Moneypennys Lockhouse, based on the Newry– Portadwon Canal Reminiscence projects Learning and outreach programmes Lough Neagh Discovery Centre Caters for 90,000 visitors per year and includes the Loughside Café, a well stocked gift shop and three conference rooms. The Discovery Centre is also the Head Quarters for Leisure Services staff. Inland Waterways Lagan Canal Restoration Trust, a partnership organisation working towards the restoration of the Lagan Canal from Belfast to Lough Neagh. The Trust staff are based at the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre. This statement discloses the types of content that we will remove from this page and the grounds for which we will ban a user from accessing it. Users should also make themselves aware of Facebook's own terms and conditions. We reserve the right to remove comments, without notification, including those which: bully, harass or intimidate any individual or organisation are unlawful, libellous, defamatory, abusive, threatening, harmful, obscene, profane, sexually oriented or racially offensive infringe or violate someone else's rights violate the law discuss ongoing legal proceedings are spam advertise products or services are irrelevant or off-topic are disruptive are repetitive. We will also remove or ban any user who: continues to post comments such as those listed above uses offensive images as their profile picture, for example, sexually explicit images has an offensive user name. These lists are not exhaustive and will be updated as necessary. Moderation This page is not monitored 24/7 (including evenings, weekends and public holidays) and a response to any comment is not guaranteed. If you have an urgent query, please email info@craigavon.gov.uk or phone 028 3831 2400 (Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm). If you have a Freedom of Information request, please visit our website at www.craigavon.gov.uk for details of how to contact us.

Brownlow Integrated College was founded in 1973 as Brownlow High School. In 1991, it became the first secondary school in Northern Ireland to convert from a state-controlled school to an integrated school.

Returning to our own dedicated Preschool room in a newly refurbished Killicomaine Community Centre for 2013/14. 2D plans of the refurbished Killicomaine Community Centre are available now and 3D plans and information evening will be available soon.