InnoTaytorWinners

1. Luck of the Irish – Ruben Mills, Cade Douthwaite & Aaron Latus
2. Twist, turn, taste on your tongue - Ellie May Jennings, Faidhnait Brady & Jessica Lauren Taylor
3. Taco Sauce – Can you handle it? - Thomas Maguire, Eve McAnallen & Tighearnach Murphy Dawes
4. Smoked Salmon - Lisa McMillan, Katie Graham & Mary Jane Fitzsimons
5. Chilli Chicken – Can you handle it? - Chloe Park, Callum Stevens & Danny Needham
6. Salted Sea Food - Conor Wylie, Josh-Marshall Boyd & Michael Cooney
7. Beans on Toast - Claire Malone, Stephen McClean & Ryan McAnulty
8. Sweet Chilli Chicken Tubes - Ellen Dennison, Stephen Ward & Matthew Pringle-Rice
9. Ham & Cheese - Matthew O’Sullivan, Ryan McVeigh & Shannon Kennedy
10. Chicken & Chocolate/BLT Split pack - Jonathan Mills, Jamie Holmes & Jack Rogan
11. Popcorn Flavour - Alexander Crory, Josua Bartley & Aimee Forde
12. Spicy Chicken Kebab - Dieter Cunningham, Ryan Johnston & Ryan Maguire
13. Ribs in Peking Sauce - Emma Addis, Lauren Sloan, Hannah Croman & Kirsten Diamon

Well done all those winners. Good luck in the main competition!

Midgie Bites and a Tan

Our intrepid Gold Duke of Edinburgh Expeditioners arrived back this afternoon from their Trossachs five day hike. They did a great job, along with the Limavady High School group, with Shimna into the campsite first every day (well almost every day!). Campbell did a great job organising, watering and minding them all and deserves a gold award too. Very well done all. Look out for a very embarrassing slideshow soon!

InnoTaytor

During their Moving On day on Tuesday, year 8 were introduced to the exciting InnoTaytor Challenge. On Wednesday they all turned up back to the gym to work in teams on their innovative ideas for new Tayto products. Watch this space for the list of winners whose ideas will go forward to the main Tayto competition.

Sporting Fundraisers

Amnesty International raised £100.00 at their sponge throwing event, and huge thanks are due to the victims. The Students' Council are still counting their loot, and deserve to have raised a huge amount for the huge effort they put into organising a fantastic alternative element to our sports day. Thanks for: buns; egg and spoon races; sack races; face painting; nail designs; ice pops and all sorts of other things. Trojan effort.

Father Murray Comes Home to Shimna

Our wonderful Irish department are this year's winners of the Father O'Mhuirigh Cup for Irish.  It will be brilliant to have the huge babybath of a trophy back in Shimna.  Our winners will head off to Cookstown in June for the celebrations.  If you're inspired, have a go at Irish

Conor Honoured as Volunteer

Conor Poland was awarded second place at this week's presentation of awards to local volunteers. Conor was nominated for his great work with the Lifeboat crew.

Andreas' Chemistry Success

We have just heard that Andreas Bitter has won a place at the Sutton Trust Summer School in Oxford to study chemistry. Very well done.