Friends’ Year 8 pupil Andrew Milliken making a bark rubbing whilst participating in the newly developed Biodiversity Trail within the school grounds.

An example of a house which will be built on behalf of Friends’ School in the small Indian village of Chinnakuppam.

Pupils from Collect 10B who raised a staggering £229.78 which was included in the grand total of £3000 pounds donated from Friends’ School to Christian Missions Charitable Trust (CMCT). These funds will be used to build an entire house for the people of Chinnakuppam, a small fishing village in India devastated by the tsunami in 2004.

Friends’ Year 10 pupil Matthew Cooper demonstrates to Year 8 pupils how to sow seeds within the school greenhouse.

A stark reminder of the devastation caused by the tsunami on 26th December 2004 which destroyed a number of villages along the Indian coastline including Chinnakuppam.

Friends’ pupil Stephen Taylor demonstrates how to estimate the height of a tree which is included in the newly developed Biodiversity Trail within the school grounds.

Friends’ pupil Chloe Hassard explains the use of composters which is included in the newly developed Biodiversity Trail within the school grounds.

Pupils brave a cold and windy day in Iceland

A waterfall on the Hellisheidi plateau

Gullfoss Falls

The Blue Lagoon

Crawling through the Solheimajokul glacier

Strokkur geyser which erupts every 5 minutes

Joshua Agnew performed a difficult juggling routine at the recent FSL Factor charity event held in Friends’ School Lisburn.

‘Pat and the Gearys’ who were a tribute rock band to Mr Geary played a captivating performance in the FSL Factor to become the overall winners of the event after the final count of the pupil votes were made.

Friends’ pupil Orla McCormick who stole the show with her rendition of ‘Run,’ originally performed by Snow Patrol at the recent FSL Factor charity event held in Friends’ School Lisburn.

Friends’ pupil Nathan Graham in action singing ‘I’m Yours’, at the recent FSL Factor charity event held in Friends’ School Lisburn.

Dance troop ‘HSS and the Gang’ performed a fantastic dance routine with Lara Hall adding an essential back flip for the crowd!

The infamous Jedward arrived to participate at the recent FSL Factor charity event held in Friends’ School Lisburn.

Outstanding Achievement: Sports Participation: Jane Fallis

The Tom Nolan Poetry Award: Sarah Woodburn

Outstanding Achivement: Academic Success: Natalie Burton, Joint 1st GCE A level Art and Design

Outstanding Achievement: Sports Team: Ruth Roddis, Junior Girls Badminton Team

KS3 pupils at Friends’ connecting learning between Art, Home Economics and French on the theme of Cultural Influences on Food.

Friends’ School Lisburn has been awarded the International School Award. The award has been accredited to the school for outstanding development of the International dimension in the curriculum. (Pictured is Kathyrn Reid holding the certificate along with other Year 8 pupils)

Sixth Form pupils from Friends’ School teaching Languages in Riverdale Primary School. Throughout last year six Sixth Formers taught French every Friday morning and this year another group will be teaching Spanish to the pupils, reinforcing the work done by the school’s Spanish language assistant.

Friends’ School Year 8 pupil’s enjoying a food fest as part of European Day of Languages festivities in September.

Friends’ school Sixth Formers who recently visited Harmony Hill Primary School to teach French, German and Spanish as part of European day of Languages.

Former pupil Laura Rinchey currently working as a doctor with Medecins Sans Frontieres in Congo, Africa ,receiving a cheque for £200 from money raised during European Day of Languages last year.

Year 10 Art classes develop international awareness through project on ceramics linking to project with Home Economics and Languages

Year 10 Connected Learning project bringing together work done in Home Economics, Languages and Art on Cultural Differences in Food

Year 09 pupils learning about healthy eating with Ulster Pork and Bacon Forum

Year 09 pupils making papier mache dinosaurs as part of the Fragile Beautiful World project

One of the Board games on Biodiversity created by Year 09 pupils in June during

Year 09 pupils teaching pupils from Riverdale Primary School how to make Bird Boxes

Year 09 pupils at Delamont Country Park learning about Biodiversity

Year 09 pupils writing worksheets for the school’s Biodiversity Trail in the School grounds

Yr 09 pupils cleaning up the pond in the Wildlife Garden with Biology Technician Mrs Hazel Barr

Pupils from year 09 planting a herb garden in the Wildlife Garden

Year 09 pupils revitalising the Wildlife Garden

The Bug Hotel made by Young Environmentalists as part of an ECO UNESCO Competition

For the past six months, 17 Lower 6th pupils have been running a small company called "Friends’ Connection" in association with Young Enterprise

Minor Boys’ Cup.The Friends’ "A" team defeated the Friends’ "B" team by 6-0The "B" team is Matthew Rea, Jonathan Raine, Matthew Irwin and Rory Mc Ivor