Ulidia pupils share their work in memory of Frank Carson

Students from Ulidia Integrated College shared videos and artwork to an audience at Lagan College in Belfast recently.
By The Newsroom
Published 30th Oct 2018, 11:11 BST
Updated 30th Oct 2018, 12:15 BST
Josephine Dowell, Callum McNally and teacher Chris Donnelly from Ulidia Integrated College ready to add some of the schools winning artwork to the Carson Awards exhibition at Lagan College. Pic by Declan RoughanJosephine Dowell, Callum McNally and teacher Chris Donnelly from Ulidia Integrated College ready to add some of the schools winning artwork to the Carson Awards exhibition at Lagan College. Pic by Declan Roughan
Josephine Dowell, Callum McNally and teacher Chris Donnelly from Ulidia Integrated College ready to add some of the schools winning artwork to the Carson Awards exhibition at Lagan College. Pic by Declan Roughan

The display was produced thanks to bursaries from the Carson Awards which is run by the Integrated Education Fund and supported by the Carson family in memory of the late comedian Frank Carson.

Actor, writer and director Dan Gordon introduced the Carson Awards Showcase at Lagan College which featured an array of creative projects on the theme of integration.

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The audience of students, staff, parents and IEF supporters enjoyed an exhibition of entries to the Carson Prizes and work produced through the Carson Bursary scheme including film, music and dance.

The trophies were presented by Integrated Education Fund campaign chair Baroness May Blood.

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