A Level Success at RSD
Congratulations to Sixth Form pupils in the Royal School Dungannon who achieved excellent A Level results this summer, with an average UCAS points return per pupil equivalent to ABB grades.
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U14 Rugby Champions
The U14 rugby team were recently crowned champions of the ERGS Shield which is a regional competition throughout the season involving: Royal School Dungannon, Royal School Armagh, Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, Omagh Academy, Killicomaine and Banbridge Academy
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House Debating Competition 2024
Our annual House Debating competition took place last Friday. The motion that was debated in the Forum between Nicholson and Beresford was ‘This House believes that Donald Trump is as much of a danger to the world as Vladimir Putin’ and the motion debated in the Library between Mountjoy and Bullingbrook was ‘This House believes that paranormal activity is a figment of the imagination.’
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House Music Competition 2024
On Wednesday 10th April, RSD had their first House Music Competition. Each house had to prepare 4 performances, produce a programme and then present their programme to the judges
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Spring Concert 2024
The spring concert was a prime example of the talent that’s displayed so proudly in the Royal School Dungannon. This wondrous experience began...
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This past weekend saw 40 Senior SU members heading to the Cleenish Centre, Enniskillen along with an array of RSD staff including our Dilworth...
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P6 Open Evening
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P7 Open Mornings
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Anyone Say Pizza?
RSD is delighted to see the return of the ‘Read for Pizza’ challenge. Since the summer, Junior school pupils have been living countless adventures, solving thrilling mysteries and learning about historic and futuristic places, people and cultures – all through the joy of reading! Once a book was read, a book review was written and then handed in to our librarian, Mrs Ferguson. Each book review gained points for one of the four Houses. Extra points were given for particularly challenging books and Mrs Ferguson was also on the lookout for very well written reviews which demonstrated excellent detail and critique.
Initially, the competition was very close and any House could have gained the prestigious award but Beresford Charlemont surged ahead in the final days and clinched the coveted prize – a free pizza lunch! Bullingbrook /Tyrone came in second, closely followed by Nicholson/ Dungannon, leaving Mountjoy / Ranfurly in last position.
Individual prizes for the best written reviews were given to: Julia Meeke (B/C), Tsventen Bogcrevski (B/T), Riley Burrows (N/D) and Mia Ruddy (M/R).
Well done to B/C and to every pupil who took up the challenge!
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