Air Ambulance NI (AANI), in partnership with the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, provides the Helicopter Emergency Medical Service for this region. The doctor and paramedic team fly to traumatic medical incidents, ready to perform emergency procedures both at the scene and in the air while transferring patients to hospital. The Air Ambulance can only exist with our support, without that it would be grounded; and it takes £2 million per year to sustain the service.

Magherafelt High School today celebrated exceptional levels of GCSE success with its Year 12 pupils when they received their results. Mr Stephen Elder, principal, commented that the results this year were without doubt the best set of GCSE outcomes in the school’s history and were a testament to the hard work of the pupils involved and the support of their parents in encouraging their children and working with the school in bring about the excellent whole school and personal levels of achievement recorded today.

Year 11 GCSE Module Results will be available for collection from 9am to 11am on Friday, 24 August 2018 at the school Reception Desk.