BOARD OF GOVENORS

Chairman:                               Rev. P. Barton,B.A., B.Th.

                                         The Rectory, 2 Ballinlea Road, BALLYCASTLE, BT54 6NQ          
Telephone:                              Ballycastle028 20768155      

PARENTREPS

Mrs.W. McCormick, 4 Islandboy Road, BALLYCASTLE BT54 6JP

Mrs.J. McVicker, 'Lisbellnagroagh', 37 Moycraig Road, Dunseverick, BUSHMILLS BT578TB

Mr.D. Rowe, 27 Islandmacallion Road, Armoy, BALLYMONEY BT53 8XB

Mr.C. Whyte, 4 Killyless Road, Cullybackey, BALLYMENA  BT42 1HB

NORTH-EASTERN EDUCATION AND LIBRARY BOARD REPS

Mr.B. Dillon, B.A. M.Ed. Cert.Ed. D.A.S.E. D.M.S. 8 Drumavoley Park, BALLYCASTLEBT54 6PE

Mr.J. D. Hamill, 21 Market Street, BALLYCASTLE BT54 6DS

Mr.P. Powell, 3 Dunamallaght Crescent, BALLYCASTLE BT54 6PP

Mr.R. A. McIlroy, 174a Straid Road, BUSHMILLS BT57 8SW

TRANSFERORREPS

Rev.P. Barton, B.A., B.Th. The Rectory, 2 Ballinlea Road, BALLYCASTLE, BT54  6NQ

Mr.R. Bolt, 204 Straid Road, BUSHMILLS, BT57 8XW

TheVery Rev. Dr A.W G. Brown, 11 Cedar Avenue, BALLYCASTLE, BT54 6DE.                                                                                                                                                                   

Mr. A. McClure, 27 ToberRoad, BALLYMONEY, BT53  8JP

Mrs.L. McConaghy, 5 Rathlin Avenue, BALLYCASTLE, BT54  6DQ

Mrs.M. Poots, 27 Boyland Road, BALLYMONEY, BT53 7HE

 TEACHER REPS

Mr.J. McPeak, 12 Woodvale Road, PORTSTEWART, BT55 7HY

Mrs.R. Topping, 43  Cullyrammer Road,Garvagh, COLERAINE, BT51  5JH

The Board of Governors plays an increasingly important role in theadministrative and
curricular life of the school.   A newBoard is appointed every four years and it includes
representatives from the Education and Library Board, Parents, Teachers andTransferors.

The Governors present an Annual Report on the work of theprevious school year each
autumn term.   The most recent report waspublished in November, 2011.   A copy ofthe
report is available on request from the school.

Inthe event of a parent or guardian having a complaint that they feel the Boardof Governors is failing to fulfil its obligations under the Education ReformOrder in relation to the provision of the Northern Ireland Curriculum, theyshould initially discuss the matter with the school principal and ask theschool to look into the matter.   If thematter is still not resolved and the parent feels the school is actingunreasonably or in some way not meeting its duty in relation to the Curriculumthey will be able to take the complaint to an independent tribunal which theNorth-Eastern Education and Library Board will set up to deal with complaints.