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Welcome to Our SchoolIt is my pleasure on behalf of the governors, staff and pupils to welcome you to our school. Céad míle fáilte! A big St Pius X College welcome to all parents/guardians and our potential pupils of the future! We really look forward to the day when you and your child become part our college family. St Pius X College is consistently a top performing school, providing success and future pathways for all our children. In the college we strive to provide the broadest and most engaging experiences for our students to ensure they have the best possible preparation for life beyond school. Our College is a very busy and enjoyable place and we hope this prospectus gives you a ﬂavour of some of the exciting opportunities that exist. In our school we are a family of learners, teachers and pupils alike, dedicated to the best possible outcomes for all our pupils. We take particular satisfaction in providing top quality education, academically and pastorally. Generations of families have chosen to send all of their children to our college, wearing the same uniform, for the holistic education we offer. Our ethos of care, equality and mutual respect permeates college life; in the classrooms, on the corridors, on the ﬁelds of play, in the canteen and in the playground. By providing a safe, positive, inclusive and welcoming environment we allow the pupils of the college to ﬂourish and grow to their full potential. Past pupils have progressed into all walks of life including the professions, ﬁnance, skilled trades, engineering, mechanical, administrative, leisure, entertainment and the clergy. We are very proud of our students’ achievements, and we take time to recognise, enjoy, celebrate and reﬂect upon these. Our college’s identity is deeply rooted in our community and reﬂects the diversity therein. The triangular relationship between the college, the home and the community allows us to create, maintain and improve a college that pupils aspire to go to, feel welcome at, perform well in and which the community is proud of. We are ‘Pius Proud’. Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh sí. Mr P Friel BSc (Hons), P.G.C.E, P.Q.H (Principal) St Pius X College I Magherafelt 1

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Supporting ParticipatingeXcelling St Pius X College VisionOur Mission “To promote partnership, develop talents and encourage participation”. Our Vision In our college we are a family of learners, staff and pupils alike, dedicated to the best possible outcomes for all. We aspire to provide a holistic education, academic and pastoral, that will enable pupils to contribute positively to their college, families and communities. Our Ethos Our Catholic ethos of care, equality and mutual respect permeates every aspect of college life. By providing a child-centred, safe, positive, inclusive and welcoming environment we nurture and empower our pupils to excel and reach their full potential.Our Values: • Inclusive • Resilience • Rewarding • Conﬁdence • Caring • Respect St Pius X College I Magherafelt 3

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Pastoral Care In St Pius X College we pride ourselves on the quality of our care for all pupils. We believe that a caring and happy environment is essential for pupils to succeed. We therefore place a great emphasis on our pastoral care provision to foster positive relationships and community spirit. We promote healthy lifestyles, emotional well-being and positive attitudes in all our pupils as well as fostering an environment where diversity is valued. Our aim is to ensure that the college supports and equips all pupils with the life skills they need to make responsible choices and achieve their full potential. We have a speciﬁc pastoral care structure which provides guidance and support to all pupils. Each member of the team has an important role in supporting pupils and meeting with parents. In addition, a number of external agencies help to provide counselling services. The pastoral care of pupils is supported by a well-planned pastoral programme which examines physical, spiritual, health and emotional needs and issues of concerns deemed relevant to our pupils’ lives. Rewarding and recognising achievements are also very important and carry considerable weight in St Pius X College as they raise pupil self-esteem and promote self-conﬁdence. Pupil Wellbeing We Are a Take 5 School! Our unique St Pius X College ethos is deeply connected to positive mental health and wellbeing. We continuously strive to improve upon our existing wellbeing initiatives to support everyone within our school community. Every day we encourage our pupils to connect with others - so no one feels alone, to keep learning by embracing change and challenges in all aspects of our lives, to be active and look after our physical health, to take notice of ourselves and others by being mindful in the moment, and to give to others through kindness and generosity of spirit as well as deed.Pastoral Care & Pupil Wellbeing Our inclusive ethos is based on high aspirations, support and respect for all. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 4

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We aim to provide a safe and caring environment within St Pius X College which will allow pupils to feel secure and may encourage them to consult members of staff regarding their own personal concerns. All child protection concerns are discussed with our designated staff identiﬁed below and, in some instances, with external agencies. If any parent/guardian has a concern regarding a safeguarding issue, they should report the matter directly to Mrs E Toner (Designated Teacher for Chid Protection) or any of the Deputy Designated Teachers. At any time, you can call the following numbers for advice and support: NSPCC 0808 800 5000 CHILDLINE 0800 1111 LIFELINE 0808 808 8000 FAMILYWORKS (028) 9182 1721 CARA-FRIEND 0808 8000 0390 School Counsellor The school counsellor is a professional counsellor from FamilyWorks who supports pupils with difﬁcult or challenging situations they may face. Pupils can self-refer to the college’s counsellor or referrals can be made by our pastoral support team. Drugs Education Policy St Pius X College is committed to protecting and promoting the health and safety of all members of the college and to adopting a consistent approach to drug related issues. In the interests of health and safety neither the misuse of drugs or alcohol by the members of the School/College nor the illegal supply of these substances on school premises is condoned. Any instances of possession, use or supply will be regarded with the utmost seriousness. Online Safety Policy The online safety policy identiﬁes the risks involved in using the Internet and the wide range of new technologies available. The Internet and other technologies are embedded in pupils’ lives, not just in college but outside as well, and the college has a duty to help prepare pupils to beneﬁt safely from the opportunities that these present. The college is committed to developing a set of safe and responsible behaviours by all members of the college community that will enable us to reduce the risks whilst continuing to beneﬁt from the opportunities emerging digital technologies will continue to bring.A Caring Environment We are committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment for all our pupils.The designated teachers for child protection are: Mr P Friel Principal Mrs E Toner Designated Teacher Mrs I McCann Deputy Designated Teacher Mrs C Bell Deputy Designated Teacher Mr J Mulholland Deputy Designated Teacher Chair of Governors Designated GovernorSafeguarding/Child Protection St Pius X College I Magherafelt 7

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Code of Conduct Effective teaching and learning can only take place when attitudes and behaviours are positive. In St Pius X College we strive to establish a positive ethos where all pupils are encouraged to develop a sense of responsibility. Our Code of Conduct is based on the simple requirements of courtesy and mutual respect both on and off the school grounds. The college is committed to creating an environment which is orderly, respectful and conducive to teaching and learning. Our Code of Conduct clearly sets out our expectations and has a structured system of rewards and sanctions which promotes high standards of work and behaviour. We therefore seek the support of all pupils and parents/guardians for the implementation of the Code of Conduct by asking them to sign a positive behaviour contract which can be found in every Pupil Homework Diary. Anti-bullying Our college ethos is that bullying is completely unacceptable. We support the Addressing Bullying in Schools Act (NI) 2016. The use of group work, peer support schemes, self-discipline and praise are used to support our anti-bullying culture. Anti-Bullying Ambassadors are appointed from our Post 16 pupils and all pupils have access to the Cyber Syd Anti- Bullying App and the Safer Schools NI App to fully support them. The following policies and structures are available on our college website and are designed to minimise risks; Safeguarding & Child Protection, Anti-Bullying, Online Safety, Pastoral Care & Positive Behaviour Management, Remote Learning Guidance, Wellbeing Support Resources and the college Code of Conduct.Respect for all St Pius X College I Magherafelt 8

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Pupil Voice We believe that pupils ﬂourish when they are given the opportunity to lead and to mentor.Senior Pupil Leadership Team & Junior Pupil Leadership Team Our Head Boy & Head Girl and Junior Head Boy & Head Girl play an essential role in our school community supported by team members who hold responsibility for: Senior Mentors Our KS5 pupils provide mentoring support for our new Year 8 pupils to help them with the transition from primary to secondary school and to make them feel welcome to the St Pius X College family. Investors in Pupils St Pius X College has been successfully awarded the ‘Investors in Pupils’ charter mark, recognising us as; “A really outstanding learning community in action”.Student Council Pupils take an active part in decision-making in the college through the elected Student Council. Their opinions are frequently sought across a range of areas including teaching and learning, extra-curricular activities and pupil welfare. The Council gives a voice to the pupil population and provides an opportunity for the pupils to discuss pertinent issues with staff and to inﬂuence policy. The Council then forwards proposals to the Senior Leadership Team. The aims of the School Council are: • to improve communication between pupils and staff • to ensure St Pius X College promotes a healthy environment in which we learn in partnership • to ensure that pupils’ views are acknowledged and where appropriate acted upon • to provide pupils with the framework for engaging in active citizenship • to make the school a more harmonious place to learn. Eco Schools Team Pupils actively participate in environmental issues within our college. They aim to improve our carbon footprint with several initiatives that are ongoing throughout the school year.• Wellbeing • Literacy • Anti-bullying • Sport • Arts & Crafts • Social Media • Enterprise St Pius X College I Magherafelt 11

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Year 8 Transition We recognise that transition plays a key part in the future happiness and success of our pupils.In St Pius X College we aim to ensure that each new year 8 pupil experiences a smooth transition from primary school. We are totally committed to supporting pupils throughout this process. Some of the key steps in our transition programme are outlined below: • In June, prior to arrival in St Pius X College, Mrs Moore (Head of Year 8) and Mrs Corr (Head of Learning Support - SENCO) visit our feeder primary schools to meet with the transferring pupils and their teachers. They are provided with comprehensive information on each pupil’s academic progress and any relevant pastoral issues; • An Induction day is held at the beginning of June for all parents/guardians and transferring pupils where they will receive important information and be introduced to the Year 8 Pastoral Team; Pupils participate in a range of practical activities to help them get to know other transferring pupils; • In July primary 6 and 7 pupils are invited to attend our Summer Scheme with current Year 8 pupils to help get to know one another, meet some members of staff and familiarise themselves with the school; • At the end of August the Year 8 pupils start school one day before other year groups return; • In September we have a range of Induction activities planned to help pupils settle in such as Young Enterprise “Your School Your Business”. Our KS5 mentors assigned to the Year 8 classes have a signiﬁcant role to play in these events. These senior pupils also meet the Year 8 pupils at break time, lunch time and during PSHE class; • In October of Year 8 parents/guardians are invited to attend our Year 8 Mass and meet the new Year 8 pastoral team. • In Term 1 we have a trip for Year 8 pupils to promote friendship building.Year 8 Transition Learning Support Year 8 pupils sit CAT 4 GL Assessment Tests. Pupils who are subsequently recognised as having literacy or numeracy difﬁculties are not set apart from the mainstream of everyday college life but; • begin work within the level suited to their ability. • follow the curriculum at a level differentiated to ensure their learning. • may be offered extra in class support through a team of Learning Support Assistants. • where appropriate pupils are set individual targets through an Individual Educational Plan. This is monitored and reviewed in partnership with parents, staff and the pupils. All pupils identiﬁed as having academic, physical and emotional needs where appropriate receive support from our Head of Learning Support- SENCO as well as relevant external agencies. A close liaison is maintained between parents, staff and external agencies where appropriate. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 12

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College Uniform We are ‘Pius Proud’ of our college identity expressed through our shared uniform.*Please note when purchasing school shoes that the following are NOT considered suitable: visible logos, boots, trainer-style shoes or shoes made with canvas material.KS3/4 Girls’ Uniform Burgundy College Blazer (A F White)Burgundy College Skirt (A F White, Knee Length) Blue College Blouse (Trutex) Plain Black School Shoes* College Clip-on Tie Black Tights Burgundy College Jumper (Charles Kirk/Heritage)School Scarf (optional)Girls’ PE Kit Laced Running Trainers (not fashion trainers)Sport Socks (Blue/Navy) Gaelic Football Top Football Boots Navy Shorts Towel Swimsuit / Hat / Goggles Gum shieldBoys’ PE Kit Laced Running Trainers (not fashion trainers) Football Boots Gaelic Football Top Towel Navy Shorts Gum shield Swim wear / Hat / Goggles Sport Socks (Blue/Navy)KS3/4 Boys’ Uniform Burgundy College Blazer (A F White) Black Trousers – 1880 (not Super Slim) Blue College Shirt (Trutex) Plain Black School Shoes* College Clip-on Tie Black Socks Burgundy College Jumper (Charles Kirk/Heritage)School Scarf (optional) St Pius X College I Magherafelt 15

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CARESupporting every child We ensure all pupils are well supported with their learning across all Key Stages.English as an Additional Language Students for whom English is an additional language beneﬁt from the support of our Literacy Coordinator as well as access to external agencies (if appropriate) to ensure all students have full access to our College’s learning opportunities. Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) We place great importance on ensuring that students in all Key Stages with special educational needs are identiﬁed, properly assessed and well supported, following best practice. SEND provision mapping provides tailored support for each student. The Head of Learning Support - SENCO in communication with classroom teachers, form teachers, Head of Year, Key Stage Coordinator and Pastoral Vice Principal oversees and monitors all pupils requiring learning support and access requirements. We also ensure that all staff are provided with continued professional development to ensure that the needs of all pupils are best met.Gifted & Talented We are committed to providing a curriculum that meets the needs of every one of our students. There are Gifted and Talented children in every year group and our lessons, extra-curricular programme and enrichment opportunities stretch and challenge students to ensure they reach their full potential. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 16

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FAITHOur Shared Catholic Ethos As a Catholic school we promote values of excellence and respect at all times.Religious Education is given priority in the curriculum. One of our aims is to give pupils the experience of a Catholic education. At the beginning of each college year, a Mass is celebrated for incoming Year 8 pupils and their parents, and for the whole college community. The Religious Education Programme meets with the approval of the Armagh Diocesan Adviser and satisﬁes all the requirements laid down in the NI Core RE Syllabus. The programme is about faith building and gives opportunities for pupils to develop their relationship with God and with each other using scripture, doctrine, prayer and reﬂection on their own experiences. We are fortunate to have a college oratory which facilitates regular class Mass, private and community prayer, confessions and meditation and worship. The religious programme is further enhanced by daily assemblies, class liturgies and regular visits from members of Religious Orders.St Pius X College Prayer God our Father, Through the intercession of St Pius X, we ask you to bless our college, all who work here and all who study here. May our college be ﬁlled with love, our learning be full of truth and our future full of hope. Lord, we pray that this college be a shining light in our world and may it be a place where all are welcome. Amen. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 17

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Excellence in LearningSt Pius X College provides a student-centred, broad and balanced programme of study at each Key Stage, in keeping with the Northern Ireland Curriculum, Entitlement Framework and all other statutory requirements while also actively catering for the interests and preferences of all students. We encourage and support every student to achieve academic excellence at all stages of their educational journey and ensure our students are active participants in their learning and positively challenged to be the best that they can be. Our teachers recognise the importance of building and maintaining positive relationships with students and help to foster a lifelong love for learning both within and beyond the classroom.Key Stage 3 Curriculum Our KS3 curriculum is designed to meet the needs of all our pupils within a learning environment where they will progress and feel valued and secure. At Key Stage 3 St Pius X College Offers: • The Arts including, Art and Design, Drama and Music. • English with Media Education including Irish with Media Education. • Environment and Society, including History, Geography and Business Studies. • Modern languages including French and Irish. • Mathematics and Numeracy. • Science and Technology. • Physical Education. • Learning for Life and Work including, Education for Employability, Local and Global Citizenship, Personal Development, including PSHE and Home Economics. • Religious Education. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 18

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INSPIREKey Stage 4 Curriculum Our Key Stage 4 curriculum complies with the Entitlement Framework and offers our pupils choices from both general and vocational subject areas. All St Pius X College KS4 students’ study: English, Mathematics and RE with additional non-examination core subjects of PE, PSHE and Careers. There are a wide variety of options available to suit every student’s needs and aptitudes through our S – P – X Pathway approach. Please view our KS4 Options Booklet available on our college website www.stpiusxcollege.org for further details. Key Stage 5 Curriculum Our school ethos of high expectations, individual care and support continues into our sixth form provision where we enable all pupils to realise their full potential. We offer students a positive and friendly environment, where concern for the individual is paramount. Sixth form curricular provision is wide and varied and provides opportunities to mix and match qualiﬁcations, to meet speciﬁc requirements. All students have access to a minimum of 21 subjects some of which may be accessed through collaboration with another school within the MRLP learning community. Please view our Post 16 Prospectus available on our college website www.stpiusxcollege.org for further details. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 19

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Careers Guidance We empower pupils to make effective decisions about the future.The aim of Careers Education Information Advice and Guidance (CEIAG) in the college is to help pupils develop their knowledge, understanding, skills and experience of opportunities, to manage their career development, and make relevant informed choices, ensuring successful transition into education, training or employment and to become lifelong learners. The overall objective of effective CEIAG provision within the college is to enable pupils to become effective career decision makers, empowered to manage their own career development successfully and with due respect and care for their own needs, those of others and of their wider communities. There are 3 main aims needed to realise this objective. Aim 1: Self-Awareness and Development Aim 2: Career Exploration Aim 3: Career Management Formal careers guidance begins in Year 10 when pupils select their subjects for GCSE. In Year 11 all pupils undergo preparation for work experience. In Year 12 all pupils complete mock interviews in order to improve interview skills and enhance career prospects. In Years 13 and 14 pupils undertake a programme which focuses on self-development, career exploration, career management and the online UCAS “Apply” System. Throughout the programme pupils are involved in careers guidance interviews, a more focused work placements, mock interviews, university visits and talks from visiting speakers. Careers advisers from the Careers Service for Northern Ireland come to the college on a regular basis and participate in the delivery of the programme throughout all Key Stages. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 21

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Home School Communication We strongly believe in working together to achieve and succeed.We welcome and value the involvement of parents and guardians in their child’s education and in the life of the school. We ﬁrmly believe that pupils beneﬁt when home and school work closely in partnership and effective methods of communication are essential to ensure this. Communication Parental involvement begins with pupil induction and regular contact continues through various communication channels: Home/School Gateway, website, pupil homework diary, parent/teacher meetings, reports on pupils’ progress, social media, surveys, e-mail updates, pastoral/review meetings and various other school performances and events. Parent / Teacher Meetings The college’s assessment/reporting policy is designed to promote conﬁdence in pupils while challenging them to realise their full potential. It is used to inform teaching and learning across the college. Teachers monitor attitude and progress towards challenging personal targets. It includes both formal and informal tools so that evaluation of performance is continuously recorded, monitored and reported. Feedback on pupils’ progress is reported to parents/guardians through formal reports and Parent Teacher Meetings. Website / School App / Social Media Platforms At St Pius X College, parents/guardians and pupils are encouraged to visit the college website on a regular basis. All pupils can check their email account, work on their documents and visit our virtual learning environment (Google Classroom) or our dedicated SPX Revision Hub via our website www.stpiusxcollege.org. Our college website contains essential policies, a calendar of events and other important information that parent, carers or pupils may need to access. Our School Gateway App provides an essential, convenient and quick method of communication with all parents to ensure a variety of important information is easily accessed in a timely manner. Our Social Media Platforms are used to celebrate our pupil’s success in all aspects of college life. Please do not use these as a method of communication with the school as your message will not reach the intended recipient. School Policies Copies of our school policies are available on request from the School Ofﬁce and are also available on our college website. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 22

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Community PartnershipsWith Businesses We are proud of our strong links with local and major businesses and organisations. As a result of these partnerships we organise special enterprise days each year along with a rich programme of trips, visits, events and guest speakers which exposes students to unique opportunities and industry expertise. With other schools We develop strong partnerships with all our community schools in the primary and post primary sector. We believe that partnerships with other community schools greatly enhance the learning opportunities for our pupils. We build and develop strong partnerships with our local primary schools to ensure children are supported as they make the transition from primary to secondary school. As part of the Magherafelt & Rural Learning Partnership our pupils beneﬁt from an extended curriculum with access to a wider range of services and enrichment activities. In addition, pupils get the opportunity to develop new experiences in a shared classroom. With Charities Support for local, national and international charities is evident across all key stages. Our annual SVDP Hamper appeal, Trocaire Lenten Campaign, Children In Need Appeal and Macmillan Coffee Morning are just a few of the events that our students enthusiastically volunteer to fundraise for each year, giving of themselves for the beneﬁt of others. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 25

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Sporting Experiences We promote sporting and physical activity opportunities for our pupils.Sporting Aims The overall goal of physical education and sport is to promote the physical health and social and psychological development of all pupils. The PE curriculum and programmes for sport, games and competitions aim to: • make pupils aware of the beneﬁts in terms of healthy life-styles and physical well-being • develop sports skills • develop an awareness of team work • develop self-discipline We have excellent sporting facilities. They include: • Sports hall • Fitness suite • GymnasiumOutside playing facilities include: • O'Byrne 3G Pitch We are delighted to have dedicated our new 3G Pitch to Monsignor O'Byrne, in recognition of a lifetime of service to St Pius X College. Monsignor joined us in November, and after a blessing, ofﬁcially opened the new facility. • Full Size Gaelic Pitch • Practice Pitch • Football Pitch • All-weather playing surface • 6 permanent table tennis tables There are also two tennis courts and hard-court play areas around the college. These are supplemented using the local swimming pool, leisure centre and sports arena. Sporting activities are provided through the PE programme and after college activities. Formal PE classes are provided for each teaching group. For those pupils who wish to participate in further sporting activities, time is allocated after school to coach sport and prepare teams. We promote physical activities throughout the school day. Pupils have ample opportunities to participate in games before class and during break and lunchtime. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 27

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Developing Talents We encourage all pupils to develop their skills, talents and interests alongside their academic studiesABP ANGUS YOUTH CLUB ART CLUB (LUNCHTIME) ART CLUB (AFTERSCHOOLS) BIODIVERSITY CLUB BUSINESS CLUB CAMOGIE - JUNIOR CAMOGIE - SENIOR CHESS CLUB CHOIR CUMANN AN tSEANCHAi DARTS CLUB DIGITAL MEDIA CLUB EARLY BIRD BASKETBALL EARLY BIRD TABLE TENNIS GAELIC FOOTBALL - U16 GIRLS GAELIC FOOTBALL - U20 GIRLS GAELIC FOOTBALL GARAGE BAND LIBRARY CLUB MAKATON – SIGN LANGUAGE MIRACULOUS MEDAL NOVENA MOVIE CLUB PADRE PIO NOVENA SOCCER STEM CLUB STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING UKULELE CLUBExtra-Curricular activities are a vital element in encouraging a child’s development socially, emotionally and spiritually. St Pius X College provides an extensive range of activities beyond the classroom each day, creating opportunities for fun, friendship and happy memories. These are just some of the activities currently on offer: St Pius X College I Magherafelt 29

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College InformationClassiﬁcation St Pius X College, Magherafelt, is a mixed gender 11-18 Catholic Maintained College. Education Authority (EA) The college is situated in the EA North Eastern Region but pupils from the Southern Region are also enrolled. Information for parents, published by the Education Authority, is available from County Hall, Ballymena. Admissions Criteria The EA North Eastern Region supplies a copy of its booklet ‘Transfer Information and Admission Criteria for Post Primary Schools - A Guide for Parents’. Details of the College’s Admissions Policy are contained in this publication and on our college website. College Closings The college operates statutory closings as set out by DENI. Details of all closings are published through college documentation and in the Pupil Homework Diary. Parents/guardians are asked to support us in observing these arrangements. Class Organisation In Key Stage 3 pupils are organised into bands according to their attainment in standardised English and Mathematics tests. Pupils with speciﬁc educational needs are placed in smaller classes where additional support for their learning is provided. In Year 11 to 14 pupils are organised into classes according to subject choices. The College Day The college operates a ten-day timetable. The day begins at 8.55 am and ends at 3.30 pm. Details of the structure are in the Pupil Homework Diary. Parent Teacher Meetings The college provides an opportunity for parents/guardians of all year groups to meet with their subject/ form teacher to discuss their progress. If parents/guardians wish to contact teachers at other times they are welcome to do so and should request an appointment. College Fund Voluntary subscriptions to the College Fund cover ongoing miscellaneous expenses. Payment options: Direct Debit/Standing Order/Cheque/Cash A contribution of: Pupils (3+) = £8/month or Total = £96 Pupils (2) = £6/month or Total = £72 Pupil (1) = £4/month or Total = £48 We thank all of our parents for their generous support as circumstances allow. Inspection & Obtainment of documents A parent/guardian may obtain a copy of a relevant document on written request, giving one week’s notice. College Policies Our key policies are available on the College website or upon written request from the ofﬁce, giving one week’s notice. St Pius X College I Magherafelt 32With thanks to Cathal McOscar Photography www.cathalmcoscarphotography.com for pictures contained within this Prospectus.

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Supporting - Participating - eXcelling © IED Print. T: 028 9041 9005St Pius X College 59 Moneymore Road, Magherafelt, Co. Derry, BT45 6HQ T: (028) 7963 2186 F: (028) 7963 2573 E: info@stpiusx.magherafelt.ni.sch.uk W: www.stpiusxcollege.orgReview & Amendments The information in this prospectus is published subject to review and amendment, as and when necessary. Any changes in respect of any matter mentioned in this publication and known before the end of June 2024 will be published in the 2024/25 Homework Diary. Any amendments thereafter will be conveyed to parents/guardians by leaﬂets sent home with students.