Thank you for your dedication and partnership to TJHS this term. Each term brings its unique challenges, but together we can celebrate another term committed to the holistic development of our pupils. There have been many successes across curricular and extra-curricular areas, and I commend our full team of staff, our pupils and our supportive community in investing in our future citizens. There have been opportunities for growth, academically, emotionally, spiritually and occasions to build resilience and responsibility.
Easter is a special time. It is renowned for its paradoxes - life from death, strength from weakness, victory from defeat, freedom from slavery, fulness from emptiness spring to mind. The term Good Friday also reflects this theme, a theme which highlights the significance in adopting a different perspective.
I trust that whatever your context or situation, you may benefit from this idea – shifting perspective. Challenges can be opportunities. A problem is not necessarily the problem. Perspective about the problem might be – it can also be the solution. When there are differing points of view, there is still opportunity to work in unity, with a common focus around the best interests of our pupils.
The Easter message references an empty cross and an empty tomb. Their emptiness offers us fulness. John 10 v 10.
Best wishes for a lovely relaxing Easter break with friends and family.
Our final meeting of Farming Club this term brought a vitally important message about Farm Safety. Ian Walker returned to deliver this workshop in which our members identified dangers and were encouraged to stop and think of the risks involved working on the farm, with machinery and with livestock. I hope that everyone has a safe Easter break and are able to enjoy working safely in the sunshine. Thank you Ian for visiting us again! ... See MoreSee Less
A big THANK YOU to all the pupils and staff who bought books and stationery at our yearly Book Fair. 👏👏The total sales were £368.60, which means we have been able to choose books to the value of £184.30 for our library. 😁📕📗📘📙 ... See MoreSee Less
This summer Portrush will again host the British Open Golf Championship and this week the Claret Jug is visiting golf clubs all around the country. A few of our young golfers represented us today at Tandragee Golf Club where they were able to see the trophy and test their chipping skills into the washing machine! ⛳️ ... See MoreSee Less
Parents/Carers/TJHS School Community
Easter Message
Thank you for your dedication and partnership to TJHS this term. Each term brings its unique challenges, but together we can celebrate another term committed to the holistic development of our pupils. There have been many successes across curricular and extra-curricular areas, and I commend our full team of staff, our pupils and our supportive community in investing in our future citizens. There have been opportunities for growth, academically, emotionally, spiritually and occasions to build resilience and responsibility.
Easter is a special time. It is renowned for its paradoxes - life from death, strength from weakness, victory from defeat, freedom from slavery, fulness from emptiness spring to mind. The term Good Friday also reflects this theme, a theme which highlights the significance in adopting a different perspective.
I trust that whatever your context or situation, you may benefit from this idea – shifting perspective. Challenges can be opportunities. A problem is not necessarily the problem. Perspective about the problem might be – it can also be the solution. When there are differing points of view, there is still opportunity to work in unity, with a common focus around the best interests of our pupils.
The Easter message references an empty cross and an empty tomb. Their emptiness offers us fulness. John 10 v 10.
Best wishes for a lovely relaxing Easter break with friends and family.
C W Brown, Principal. ... See MoreSee Less
Our final meeting of Farming Club this term brought a vitally important message about Farm Safety. Ian Walker returned to deliver this workshop in which our members identified dangers and were encouraged to stop and think of the risks involved working on the farm, with machinery and with livestock. I hope that everyone has a safe Easter break and are able to enjoy working safely in the sunshine. Thank you Ian for visiting us again! ... See MoreSee Less
🐣 Remember full school uniform today and school finishes at 12 noon. Buses will be available and canteen at break as usual. 🐣 ... See MoreSee Less
A big THANK YOU to all the pupils and staff who bought books and stationery at our yearly Book Fair. 👏👏The total sales were £368.60, which means we have been able to choose books to the value of £184.30 for our library. 😁📕📗📘📙 ... See MoreSee Less
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This summer Portrush will again host the British Open Golf Championship and this week the Claret Jug is visiting golf clubs all around the country. A few of our young golfers represented us today at Tandragee Golf Club where they were able to see the trophy and test their chipping skills into the washing machine! ⛳️ ... See MoreSee Less