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Hampton College 028 9066 6110
County Antrim, Belfast, BT9 6DJ

distance: (9.2 miles)
Bruce College, Cork is a school of academic excellence for 5th years, 6th years and Repeat Leaving Certificate students ,with a proven track record over 22 years. We cater for students who want to achieve their academic potential and progress to further education.
Nendrum College 028 9187 2361
County Down, Comber, BT23 5BX

distance: (9.7 miles)
Nendrum College takes its name from the ancient monastic site just outside Comber on the shores of Strangford Lough. The site was an historic centre of learning and it is from here that we garner our inspiration.
St Colman's High School 028 9756 2518
County Down, Ballynahinch, BT24 8XS

distance: (11.7 miles)
St. Colman's High School & Sixth Form College, Ballynahinch, is a co-educational school that caters for pupils aged 11-18. We have over 500 pupils on roll which includes a thriving sixth form.
Priory Integrated College 028 9042 3481
County Down, Holywood, BT18 9ER

distance: (14.5 miles)
Integrated schools now exist in the most polarised of towns and communities within Northern Ireland. Parents continue to defy critics and commit their children to what many see as the long-term future of genuine reconciliation based on understanding and celebration of diversity. Idealists and realists continue to work together. The objectives of integrated schools are no less than those that surround them — to provide the best possible education for the pupils entrusted to their care.
Edmund Rice College 028 9084 8433
County Antrim, Newtownabbey, BT36 7AU

distance: (18.6 miles)
When I arrived at the doors of Hardinge Street CBS as a nervous year 8 student in August 1971, little did I know that I was embarking on a journey linked with the school that would span four decades. However, the beginning of my journey ironically crossed with the end of another i.e. after nearly seventy years, the historical building of Hardinge Street would close its doors for the last time that coming Easter, and the school would move from its New Lodge site to areas outside of the then troubled inner city of Belfast.