Health and Social Care students at Bangor Academy welcomed Year 2 pupils from Central Primary School for a lesson in road safety. The Sixth Form students had a series of sampling activities aimed at engaging their six year old counterparts -there were no difficulties getting across the road on this occasion!
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Health and Social Care students at Bangor Academy dressed to impress to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care. The Sixth Form students dressed in sunshine yellow to promote the Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal.
Bangor Academy student, Jamie received his Black Belt in Kickboxing from First Minister, Peter Robinson. The First Minister took time out from political duties to recognise the 13 year old's achievement when he visited Pro Kick, Jamie's Kick Boxing Club in East Belfast.
Bangor Academy's Junior Librarians celebrated National Libraries Day on 8th February with a visit to the Carnegie Library in Bangor.
A group of Year 13 and Year 14 Pupils from Bangor Academy and Sixth Form College were delighted to donate some of their artwork to Janet Gowdy, a representative from Crosby Court, Sheltered Housing Scheme in Bangor. 
Bangor Academy's Head Boy and Girl, Kyle Malcolm and Emma McCorry, welcomed visitors from Kempsville Middle School when they toured the Academy as part of a delegation from Bangor's twinned American city, Virginia Beach. The delegation met students who are already involved in projects to forge educational and student links with Kempsville Middle School.
Four members of Bangor Academy's Consort have been invited to join the Ulster Youth Choir.
Bangor Academy threw its doors open to over 2000 transfer pupils and parents this week. Thank-you to all the pupils who so willingly gave up their evening to take tours or showcase classroom and extra-curricular activities.
Like everyone else we’ve decked the halls, put tinsel on the tree and enjoyed our annual Carol Service at St. Galls. The hampers for the Salvation Army and Assisi have been delivered, the Candlelit Supper is over for another year and Sixth Form have been out in the Community at Bayveiw and the Christmas Market. The assembly hall rang to the sound of Christmas cheer, as we were entertained by talented singers, musicians and performers ensuring we think about what Christmas means to us in the run up to the big day itself.
