As the academic year draws to a close, we can reflect on the incredible achievements and success of the Computing Department here at Wallace. This was a busy year with the pupils...
Founded in 1880 by Sir Richard Wallace, our School moved to its current location on Clonevin Park in the early 1970s. The 1970s, well maintained, extended and modernised...
Last term was a busy period for the Computing Department. There have been plenty of exciting and enriching computing events and competitions that have taken place in the school...
If you are of a certain age your acquaintanceship with virtual reality might have begun with the BBC series, starring local architect Robert Jamison, Your Home Made Perfect,...
As a new season of Lego League opens and the season of Autumn is currently not so much “mellow fruitfulness” as howling gales take a moment to enjoy the scenic delights of...
A digital strategy which began in a snow-bound Edinburgh over a decade ago has culminated in the recognition that Wallace is an “exemplary leader” in the use of ICT/digital...
A decade of educational innovation which began in a snow-bound Edinburgh today reached a key celebratory landmark in the splendour of the House of Lords. Ten years ago Wallace...
The growth of the modern graduate-style apprenticeship may owe something to the popularity of Sir Alan Sugar and the compelling reality TV show the Apprentice but it is also...
Representing Northern Ireland in the World Championships could have been seen as a daunting task but Team W@LLE (Wallace at first Lego League Esperance) from Wallace High School...
Six Wallace High students accompanied by Miss Brown and Mrs Richardson recently headed off to Liège to complete the last exchange visit of the project; this time it was to our...
