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Antrim Hockey Club rules of play on Facebook Antrim Hockey Club values the opportunity to connect and interact with people via the Antrim Hockey Club Facebook pages. The vast majority of user contributions are positive but, as with any site that features user generated content, there is a minority of people who will occasionally try to spoil things for the majority, therefore we have some ground rules regarding use of the page. Rules of play on Antrim Hockey Club's Facebook page 1. No swearing 3. No individual attacks on other users 3. No use of sexual language or comment to other users

Combining three local businesses, the Fuji photo processing shop, Frame Up Antrim and David Cunningham studio photography, the Photoshop aims to provide a one stop shop to keep you snaps "happy" and turn your artwork into a "Masterpiece". With a full range of film processing (inc 35mm) and printing to A2 while you wait (and even larger if you can wait a bit longer), bespoke framing and a wide range of ready made frames along with canvas printing and stag/hen t.Shirt design and printing. Plus a full studio for family and individual portrait photography including passport/visa while you wait and loads, loads more !!!

Club Training Sessions Tuesday @ 6.30pm Indoor Circuit Training (12+ years) & FUNdamentals (6-12 years) in Athletics for Children St Louis Grammar School, Cullybackey Road, Ballymena Indoor Circuit Training (12+ years) Antrim Grammar School, Steeple Road, Antrim Thursday @ 6.30pm Specific Event Training for sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws and endurance (12+ years). Antrim Athletics Stadium, Lough Road, Antrim

At Antrim Confidential Counselling our Counsellors are all qualified to a high standard, and each have over 4 years of clinical practice. We are full members of BACP (British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy), and receive monthly clinical supervision. In addition to offering therapeutic services to adults, we also hold specialist qualifications in Counselling children. What is Counselling? Counselling provides a regular time and space for people to talk about their troubles and explore difficult feelings in an environment that is dependable, free from intrusion and confidential. A counsellor should respect your viewpoint while helping you to deal with specific problems, cope with crises, improve your relationships, or develop better ways of living. Counsellors will help you to gain insight into your feelings and behaviour and to change your behaviour, if necessary. They do this by listening to what you have to say and commenting on it from their particular professional perspective. Counselling is used to help with a wide range of issues which include.... Stress / Anxiety / Depression Separation / Divorce Relationship difficulties / Couple Counselling Bereavement and Loss Sexuality Gender Identity Low Self Esteem / Lack of Confidence Mental, Physical & Sexual Abuse Previous negative experiences Addictions Self Harm / Suicidal Thoughts Bullying Children Counselling To book a confidential consultation or for any other enquiries please phone us on: 0754 80 80 806 Or email us at info@antrimconfidentialcounselling.com (Please note we are a Private Organisation and there is a fee for our professional services).

The refurbished Courthouse is a lively theatre, conference and wedding venue in the heart of Antrim town, providing a range of cultural experiences from theatre to music, film to pantomime. Enjoy a coffee in our Cafe, buy a gift in our shop and book a ticket for a high quality event in our multi-functional theatre

Ballycraigy Primary School is a controlled, coeducational, primary school, situated on the main Antrim to Belfast Road at Muckamore. Principal: Dr Hazel Edwards.

St Benedict's College is a secondary school in Randalstown, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is a Catholic co-educational school within the North Eastern Education and Library Board area which opened in 1958.The proposal to amalgamate St Malachy's High School, Antrim and St Olcan's High School in Randalstown was agreed by Angela Smith, the then Education Minister for Northern Ireland, in March 2006. The combined school was renamed as St Benedict's College.St Malachy's High School was demolished and a rebuilding programme began on the St Olcan's site around the same time to accommodate new playing courts for tennis/basketball/soccer.ReferencesAmalgamation of schools

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Starburst Theatre School was fiirst developed in 2006 by Karen Elliott. Karen wanted to bring the opportunity for children and young adults to have the chance to shine through Starburst Theatre School. Since opening, Starburst has been successful in bringing young people together to enjoy the theatre experience! We have 5 schools across Northern Ireland open to children from all backgrounds and from ages 3 -23! Antrim:- Junior's 2.30 - 4.30pm Senior's 2.30 -5.30pm Ballyearl:- Junior's 10 - 12 Midday Senior's 10 - 1pm Ballymena:- Junior's 4.30 - 6.30pm Senior's 4.30 - 7.30pm Lisburn:- Junior's 10.00 - 12 Midday Senior's 10.00 - 1pm OPEN DAY FOR OUR NEW SCHOOL IN FINAGHY SEPTEMBER 22ND FROM 12.15 - 2.15. Please do not hesitate to contact Karen or Clíodhna by phone or email if you have any queries!

Online sites to showcase educational good practice in schools in the north of Ireland Esags.tv showcases schools who have received either a very good or outstanding report as a result of an ETI inspection

Representatives are elected from each class to join the Student Council, which is affiliated to the National Union of Students. The Council provides a lively programme of social, sporting and cultural activities throughout the year, we are involved in working with local charities and organising fundraising events; this years chosen charity being Macmillan Cancer Support. The annual Staff~Student Spring Formal and the End of Year Fun Day are without doubt the highlights of the social calender!

Parkhall Integrated College is a secondary school in Antrim, County Antrim.The school has two campuses: one at the existing site on Parkhall Road beside Antrim Grammar School, and the other on the former site of Massereene Community College. The school has five year groups and each group have class' that go in the order P-A-R-K-H-L-C.