Year 13 boys from the other Post Primary Schools in the town attended a Young Men’s event centred around Body Image and Mental Health Awareness in Magherafelt High School recently. 

Year 14 Students were completing their primary data collection on the impact of tourism in a sand dune ecosystem (psammosere).  They were investigating changes in plant diversity, soil and climate, and also the impact of tourism and how it is being managed at Benone.  This is an integral part of their A21 studies.

Year 13 Students recently attended a visit to the Magilligan Field Centre which invoved a visit to the Umbra Nature Reserve in order to collect data on plant succession as part of their AS3 studies.

Science Club starting today and every Wednesday all Years 8-10 very welcome. 

Action MS Walks CEO Ann Walker, visited Magherafelt High School on Tuesday for a special awards presentation to thank the pupils for their tremendous efforts on behalf of people with Multiple Sclerosis.  The pupils took part in a Walk for MS at Drum Manor Forest Park during activity week in June and raised a fantastic total of £3,200 in aid of Action MS Northern Ireland's Multiple Sclerosis Charity. 

The pupils pictured with Mrs Ann Walker are the top sponsors, the majority of whom collected over £100 each.