Belfast Model
School for Girls

A private VIP Storm Cinema screen at the Odyssey was the venue for the first public showing of Model School for Girls latest movie, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun".

While teachers and students were at home enjoying the Easter sun a group of students were hard at work here in the school. Helping the students were our school Learning Mentors, one of whom make an appearance in the movie as a ghost.

The audience at the Odyssey enjoyed the movie from the luxury of large leather recliners last Monday and now you have the chance to view from where ever are right now. Just start the movie below.

Attention all girls currently studying Hair and Beauty:

Split Endz have a position for some summer work experience in their salon. Any girls interested should email Mrs McKeever (lynnmckeever@emailgms.org) for details.

Vote for us and we could win essential money to help continue the great work that is done through TopLink and Dreams and Teams. You can vote at the Join Our Team Web Site

As the team behind UK Athletics, Norwich Union is inviting you to join the team and help make a difference. Simply by registering and placing your vote, a local sports initiative of your choice could win funding from £1,000 to £50,000. You will also have a chance every month to win your own prizes. Play your part. Join our team and make sure your vote counts.

What TopLink and Dreams and Teams offers:
The opportunity for senior girls to develop leadership skills through managing festivals in the community, has evolved over the past seven years. Up to 60, 15 year olds manage and coach the TOPLink festival, hosting 200 local Primary 6 pupils, boys and girls, from different cultures and sportability. Twenty Young Leaders also visited Fleming Fulton School to deliver a Dance/ games festival for able bodied and disabled P6 pupils. A group of ten, 16-17 year old pupils are building a Global partnership in the British Council/Youth Sport Trust's Dreams and Teams project, communicating with a similar group of girls in Sri Lanka. This project involves the group running ten festivals in all and sharing experiences across the world. The initiative benefits the Young Leaders in personal development, citizenship, business enterprise skills, communication, teamwork, planning, risk assessment, event management, public relations, working with partners and evaluation and analysis of performance. It also benefits the primary school children across our community, developing both vertical and peer integration and celebrating diversity and inclusion through sport and dance.

So add your vote to the Model School for Girls team at Join Our Team.