Welcome To ICD

College Prospectus

Please find our College Prospectus which will provide you with a glimpse into life at Integrated College Dungannon. You will find a vibrant college with extensive links to the community and business partners.

We work hard to support our students in their learning, remove barriers, provide spiritual and faith experiences and provide a high quality education and skill based learning opportunity to prepare our students for life beyond college. We welcome you warmly to our wonderful college.

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Principal's Welcome

Welcome to our College website which will offer you an insight in to life at Integrated College Dungannon (ICD).

Our college motto “Learning Together”, encapsulates the belief that all children should be taught together; boys and girls, Protestant and Catholic, other faiths and none, children with and without disabilities.

We accept and welcome all children for who they are, regardless of gender, religion, cultural background or ability.

I firmly believe that a child will only engage in their learning fully if they feel ‘welcome, safe and happy’ and we will endeavour to ensure that all our students do.

I invite you to work with us to ensure the pastoral care provided for your child does mean they feel welcome, safe and happy so they are ready to learn.

Mr Andrew Sleeth

Principal

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Head Boy

My name is Jack Irwin and I have been appointed Head Boy of ICD for the academic year 2024/2025.

I joined ICD in 2018 following seven years at Killyman Primary School. I was nervous but also excited to start a new chapter in my educational journey.

Head Girl

My name is Katie Frolova-Hughes, and I am Head Girl of Integrated College Dungannon for the academic year 2024-2025.

I joined the College from Windmill Integrated Primary School in 2018.

NIFL Scholarship Programme

This programme is delivered, for the College, by The Football Management Company in partnership with the Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL).

Students seeking admission to the NIFL Scholarship Programme to study a BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Sport Studies are required to have passed a minimum of 5 GCSEs Grade A* - C, ideally including English and Maths. A demonstrable track record in youth football is also required. Trial matches and a personal interview form part of the selection process. Players may be vouched for by the Head of Academy at their NIFL club. A combination of skills and academic ability will be used for selection purposes.