Features
Methody's Got Talent 2012
This ever popular event is run by the 6th Form and invites pupils from across the school to audition and, if selected, perform in an exciting evening of song, dance and sometimes slightly unusual talents. This event raised over £2000 for charity.
For the full review of this event, please click here.
Multicultural Event
This was a PTA event which showcased the diversity of life at Methody, with pupils from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds and traditions taking part in what was an interesting and informative evening of music, dance and talks. It was even attended by the Minister for Education, Mr John O'Dowd.
To read the full report, please click here.
We Will Rock you - Chapel Choir support Flash Harry in Odyssey
The Chapel Choir recently rocked the Odyssey Arena when they provided the choral backing for Flash Harry and the Ulster Orchestra. To read all about this fantastic evening, please click here
Methody welcome award-winning choir from Chicago
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On Friday 20th January, the award-winning Carthage Choir from Chicago came to Methody’s Chapel of Unity as part of their Ireland & Scotland Tour 2012. To read more about this event,
please click here.
News Team Report on Open Nights
The College held the annual Open Evenings in January, welcoming prospective pupils and their parents to Methody. These are important events as they give staff and pupils the opportunity to show people from outside the College all the things that go on in here in Methody.
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Open Night 2012 - Science Demonstration
The News Team was there and have produced this report and this collection of images from the evenings.
Form 3 Careers Event - Design Day
The Art department recently hosted a presentation for Form 3 pupils from five visiting designers. The event was designed to raise awareness of career opportunities in the Creative Industries in Northern Ireland and beyond.
Click here to read the report by three news team members, which gives their thoughts and impressions of the day, as well as highlighting some of the things they learnt from the event.
The Whitla Hall
The Whitla Hall has been a central part of College life since the 1930s. It has seen thousands of pupils and staff take part in music and drama, daily assemblies and other events too numerous to mention. During the Second World War it was even used as a temporary refuge for people of Belfast who had lost their homes during the air-raids of the "Belfast Blitz".
Assembly in Whitla Hall - date unknown - 1950s/60s?