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Trinity High School celebrated another successful year as many pupils picked up awards for their hard work.
Sports personalities of the year went to Deaglan Moynes and Niamh Riggins while the Alexandra Stark award was claimed by Malise Cullen.
The Junior Dux award was received by Aida George and the following pupils picked up lower school attainment awards.
Roll of Honour
First year:
Reuben Auty (Science), Louise Bradley (ICT, Mathematics, Music, Science, Technical Education), Joe Campbell (ICT, Mathematics, Spanish, Technical Education), Lexi Concel (Art and Design, English), Eilidh Currie (ICT, Modern Studies, Religious Education), Jonathan Donnelly (ICT, Technical Education) Anja Duffy (Health and Food Technology, Spanish), Sean Friel (Physical Education), Nathan Galloway (ICT, Music), Emma Gellatly (Art and Design, Technical Education), Dennis George (Health and Food Technology), Abdul Hadi (Spanish), Emily Hannaway (Music), Frances Hobbs (Art and Design), Magda Janicka (Spanish), Mark Jardine (Religious Education, Health and Food Technology, Science), Roisin Keenan (Art and Design, ICT), Jenna Kirke (Music), Robbie Lambie (ICT, Spanish), Dominic Leonard (Religious Education), Rebecca Little (ICT), Sean MacKinnon (English, Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Technical Education), Brodie McAdam (Religious Education), Matteo McCaughey (Religious Education, Music, Spanish), Ciara McCormick (Music), Abbie McDade (Science), Niamh McElhinney (Music, Science), Patrick McEnroy (Spanish), Xander McGregor (ICT), Ciara McKeown (Religious Education, ICT, Physical Education), Rebecca Morrison (Art and Design), Andy Muir (Art and Design Health and Food Technology, ICT, Technical Education), Maria Niewczas (Health and Food Technology, Mathematics, Modern Studies, Music, Science, Spanish), Ben Noon (Health and Food Technology, History, ICT), Nikita Piacentini (Art and Design, Health and Food Technology, ICT, Music, Spanish, Technical Education), Aimee Reeves (English), Erin Renfrew (Science), Niamh Riggins (ICT), Orla Rooney (Geography), Aleta Saju (English, Health and Food Technology, ICT, Science, Spanish Technical Education), Chloe Sands (Spanish), Raymond Spence (Physical Education, Religious Education), James Sweeney (Physical Education), Paul Tennant (ICT), Jackie Thompson (Geography), Darcy Tobin (History, Physical Education), Thomas Wilson (ICT, Physical Education, Spanish).
Lower School Achievement Awards, first year:
Kian Arkinson (Art and Design, Science), Danae Blacker (ICT), Louise Bradley (Physical Education), Joe Campbell (Physical Education), Eden Carr-McEwan (English), Erin Docherty (Mathematics), Lee Donald (Mathematics), Nathan Galloway (Religious Education), Dennis George (English), Awais Haq (Geography), Katie Herraghty (Technical Education), Mark Jardine (Music), Roisin Keenan (Spanish), Tavon Lanii (Health and Food Technology), Rebecca Little (Health and Food Technology, Religious Education), Sean MacKinnon (Spanish), Jamie Mauchin (Science), Matteo McCaughey (Art and Design), Emily McCready (Music), Patrick McEnroy (English, Modern Studies), Marc McLaughlin (Religious Education), Molly McLean (Physical Education), Emily Moran (Science), Rebecca Morrison (Science), Maria Niewczas (ICT), EliseMarie O’Rourke (Health and Food Technology), Nikita Piacentini (English, History, Religious Education), Aimee Reeves (Music), Erin Renfrew (Art and Design), Orla Rooney (Spanish), Christopher Rusk, (Health and Food Technology), Aleta Saju (Art and Design), Raymond Spence (ICT), Paul Tennant (Physical Education), Jackie Thompson (English), Darcy Tobin (Technical Education), Callum Welsh (Spanish), Paul Wilson (ICT, Mathematics), Thomas Wilson (Science). Lower School Attainment Awards, second year: Praise Adebo (Music, Spanish), Anju Babu (Health and Food, Technology, Mathematics), Morgan Bierey (Religious Education, Science), James Bradley Modern Studies Spanish, Anna Brown, ICT), Molly Burke (Religious Education), Niamh Carmichael (Physical Education), Eva Chambers (Health and Food, Technology, Technical Education), Amy Clark (Art and Design, Drama, Music), Kelsey Collins (Health and Food Technology), Malise Cullen (ICT, Technical Education), Amy Cunningham (Health and Food Technology, ICT, Science), Christie Dalgleish (ICT, Science, Caitlin Davis (Music), Olivia Devlin (Health and Food Technology), Jack Docherty (ICT), Chloe Duffin (ICT), Nathan Egan (ICT), Adrian Eromosele (Technical Education), Bethany Ferguson ( Drama, Music), Ryan Fraser (Spanish), Grace Gallagher (Art and Design, Technical Education), Aida George (English, ICT, Mathematics, Science, Spanish, Technical Education), Dawn Greechan (ICT), Natasha Hoole (Music), Olivia Kanio (Music), Callum Kelly ( Geography, ICT),
Peter King (ICT, Spanish), Neve Lavery (Music, Science, Spanish), Eve MacKinnon (Mathematics), Jessica Malone (Health and Food Technology, Technical Education), Brooke Mauchin (Technical Education), Luke McCauley (ICT, Physical Education), Dawn McCormack (Music), Megan McCormack (Science), Ethan McDade (ICT, Physical Education, Science, Spanish), Ryan McGunnigle (Technical Education), Conner McGurk-Gallagher (ICT), Jamie McNally (ICT), Rachel McNichol (ICT), Morven McNicol (English, Health and Food, Technology, Modern Studies), Grace McPhee (English, History, Physical Education, Spanish, Carly Miller (Spanish), Poppy Morton (Art and Design, Geography, ICT), Deaglan Moynes (Physical Education), Chloe Mullen (Spanish), Hope O’Neil (Art and Design, ICT), Altay Ordukaya (Health and Food, Technology), Giuliano Piacentini (Mathematics, Music, Science, Spanish, Technical Education), Niamh Rennie (Music), Samantha Reynolds (Drama), Kevin Sibi (Religious Education, Spanish), Paul Swinburne (ICT), Annalise Thomas (Spanish), Kiegan Thomas (Physical Education), Michaella Warner (Religious Education), Chloe Warrington (Technical Education), Elliot Wilson (Physical Education), Reece Winchcole (History), Aidan Wright (English, ICT, Science, Spanish). Lower School Achievement Awards, second year: Susanna Bianchin (Religious Education), Joseph Boyle (Geography),
Ciara Brannigan (Science), Anna Brown (English, Mathematics), Niamh Carmichael (ICT), Daniel Carrington (Physical Education), Eva Chambers (Art and Design), Amy Clark (Drama), Christie Dalgleish (Physical Education), Caitlin Davis (Mathematics), Jack Docherty (English), Nathan Egan (Science), Adrian Eromosele (Mathematics), Bethany Ferguson (Art and Design), Ryan Fraser (Science), Leon Garvie (Health and Food Technology), Andrew Grant (Drama), Cameron Greer (Spanish), Lucy Hamilton (Mathematics), Olivia Hazelton (Spanish), Joshua Lamont (Technical Education), Erin Lavery (Mathematics), Eve MacKinnon (History), Brooke Mauchin (Physical Education), Luke McCauley (Modern Studies), Dawn McCormack (Religious Education), Megan McCormack (Spanish), Ryan McGunnigle (Physical Education), Morven McNicol (Religious Education), Connor McVicar (Art and Design), Jamie O’Donnell (ICT), Mogboluwaga Olatunji (English), Altay Ordukaya (Religious Education), Alison Paulson (English), Giuliano Piacentini (ICT), Emma Russell (Science, Technical Education), Caitlin Smith (Health and Food Technology), Paula Starrs (ICT, Music), Emma Stewart (English), Bradley Stirling (Music), Jamie Tedford (Health and Food Technology), Bronwyn Weir (Health and Food Technology), Elliot Wilson (Mathematics), Reece Winchcole (Spanish), Aidan Wright (Art and Design). Whole School Awards: Kian Arkinson ( Contribution to Catholic Ethos), Louise Bradley (Swimming), Ciara Brannigan (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Molly Burke (Trinity Values), Anna Brown (Contribution to Catholic Ethos, The John Walker Equal Opportunities Competition and Being Part of the Equalities Group, Malise Cullen (Charity Work), Amy Cunningham (The John Walker Equal Opportunities Competition and Being Part of the Equalities Group), Aimee Frame (Gymnastics), Grace Gallagher (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Nathan Galloway (Project Work in Spanish), Gabriella Guidi (Contribution to Catholic Ethos), Lucy Hamilton (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Katie Herraghty (Contribution to Catholic Ethos), Peter King (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Neve Lavery (Scrub Up On Science), Rebecca Little (Contribution to Catholic Ethos, The John Walker Equal Opportunities Competition and Being Part of the Equalities Group), Eve MacKinnon (Trinity Values), Shaun Martin (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Abby McDade (Gymnastics), Patrick McEnroy (Contribution to Catholic Ethos), Lauren McEwan (Athletics), Jack McGinty (Contribution to Catholic Ethos and Trinity TV), Rachel McNichol (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Morven McNicol (Scrub Up On Science), Erin McNulty (Trinity Values), Grace McPhee (Trinity Values), Hope O’Neill (Trinity Values), Keri O’Neill (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Brendan Owens (Contribution to Catholic Ethos) Giuliano Piacentini ( Scrub Up On Science, The John Walker Equal Opportunities Competition and Being Part of the Equalities Group), Emma Russell (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Amy Simpson (Project Work in Spanish), Arran Stewart ( TaekwonDo), James Sweeney (Boxing), Annalise Thomas (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Jackie Thompson (Being Part of the Equalities Group), Chloe Warrington (Trinity Values).