Principal - Mrs Mulholland
Our Principal welcomes you:
'Welcome to City of Armagh High School and thank you for taking the time to get to know our school.
Our school motto of Excellence, Opportunity and Care underpins everything we do. All pupils are supported and encouraged to grasp every opportunity both academic and extracurricular, and to surpass even the highest expectations.
A great emphasis is placed upon pastoral care where every child is unique and valued. City of Armagh High School is a community where staff, pupils, parents and governors work together to enable each child to reach their potential.
Our school is a growing, all-ability school and we provide a pathway for every child who chooses to join us. For some, this will be a more academic route while others may be better suited to a more practical and vocational pathway. Our school is ideally located to enable pupils to benefit from a broad and diverse curriculum through working in partnership with the Southern Regional College where students at Key Stage 4 can avail of courses in occupational studies.
Children who join us with a Statement of Special Educational Needs for Moderate Learning Difficulties or a diagnosis of ASD can benefit from a caring and nurturing experience in our learning support centre and autism specific classes.
All pupils at City of Armagh High School benefit from innovative, challenging and varied teaching strategies in a supportive and stimulating learning environment where pastoral and academic needs blend together, allowing our young people to thrive.'
Mrs. Mulholland
ABOUT MRS. MULHOLLAND
Mrs Mulholland, commenced her role as principal of City of Armagh High School in January 2022, prior to her appointment as principal Mrs Mulholland has been vice principal for 8 years at the high school.
Mrs Mulholland studied mathematics at Queen’s University of Belfast where she also completed her PGCE in Education. Mrs Mulholland was also awarded a PQH NI (Professional Qualification in Headship).
Mrs Mulholland began her teaching career at City of Armagh High School as a mathematics teacher and over the years progressed through the school as head of mathematics and numeracycoordinator, head of year and vice principal. A wide range of pastoral and curriculum experiences enables Mrs Mulholland to support the development of students at City of Armagh High School to ensure they grasp every opportunity, both academic and extra-curricular, and to surpass even the highest expectations.