List of integrated schools in Northern Ireland

Last updated December 31, 2023

Integrated schools are part of integrated education, an attempt to bring together children from both sides of the primary religious divide in Northern Ireland. They can be existing schools that have converted but remained controlled, or new schools that have proved themselves and are supported by being grant maintained.

Secondary schools

Blackwater Integrated College, Downpatrick, (grant maintained), 2008
Brownlow Integrated College, Craigavon, 1991 (Controlled)
Crumlin Integrated College, Crumlin (Controlled) 2006
Drumragh Integrated College, Omagh, (grant maintained), 1995
Erne Integrated College, Enniskillen,(grant maintained), 1994
Fort Hill Integrated College, Lisburn, 1998 (Controlled)
Glengormley Integrated College, Glengormley, 2022
Hazelwood Integrated College, Belfast,(grant maintained), 1985
Integrated College Dungannon, Dungannon,(grant maintained), 1995
Lagan College, Belfast, (grant maintained), 1981
Malone College, Belfast, (grant maintained), 1997
New-Bridge Integrated College, Loughbrickland, (grant maintained), 1995
North Coast Integrated College, Coleraine, (grant maintained), 1996
Oakgrove Integrated College, Derry, (grant maintained), 1992
Parkhall Integrated College, Antrim (Controlled) 2009
Priory Integrated College, Holywood, 1998 (Controlled)
Shimna Integrated College, Newcastle, (grant maintained), 1995
Slemish College, Ballymena, (grant maintained), 1996
Sperrin Integrated College, Magherafelt, (grant maintained), 2002
Strangford Integrated College, Carrowdore, (grant maintained), 1997
Ulidia Integrated College, Carrickfergus, (grant maintained), 1997^[1]

Closed

Armagh Integrated College, Armagh, 2004-2009 (falling roll)^[1]
Down Academy, Downpatrick 1998-2008 (Merged into Blackwater Integrated College)

Proposed

Mid Down Integrated College, County Down, 2023

Primary schools

Acorn Integrated Primary, Carrickfergus, (grant maintained), 1992
All Children's Controlled Integrated Primary, Newcastle, 1986
Annsborough Controlled Integrated Primary School, Castlewellan, 1997
Ballycastle Integrated Primary School, Ballycastle
Ballymoney Model Controlled integrated primary school, Ballymoney
Bangor Central Controlled Integrated Primary, Bangor, 1998
Braidside Integrated Primary & Nursery School, Ballymena, (grant maintained), 1989
Bridge Integrated Primary, Banbridge,(grant maintained), 1987
Carhill Controlled Integrated Primary, Garvagh, 1991
Carnlough Controlled Integrated Primary, Carnlough, 2001
Cedar Integrated Primary, Crossgar,(grant maintained), 1995
Corran Integrated Primary, Larne,(grant maintained), 1991
Cliftonville primary School, Belfast
Cranmore Integrated Primary School, Belfast,(grant maintained), 1993
Crumlin Controlled Integrated Primary School, Crumlin
Drumlins Integrated Primary School, Ballynahinch, (grant maintained), 2004
Enniskillen Integrated Primary, Enniskillen,(grant maintained), 1994
Forge Integrated Primary School, Belfast, 1985
Fort Hill Integrated Primary School, Lisburn
Glencraig Controlled Integrated Primary School, Holywood
Glengormley Controlled Integrated Primary, Glengormley, Newtownabbey 2003
Groarty Controlled Integrated Primary School, Derry
Hazelwood Integrated Primary, Belfast,(grant maintained), 1985
Kilbroney Integrated Primary, Rostrevor, 1998
Killyleagh Integrated Primary School, Killyleagh 2016
Kircubbin Integrated Primary, Kircubbin, 1998
Loughries Integrated Primary School Newtownards 2016
Loughview Integrated Primary, Belfast,(grant maintained), 1993
Mallusk Integrated Primary School, Mallusk
Maine Integrated Primary School, Randalstown,(grant maintained), 2003
Mill Strand Integrated Primary & Nursery School, Portrush,(grant maintained), 1987
Millennium Integrated Primary, Saintfield,(grant maintained), 2000
Oakgrove Integrated Primary, Derry,(grant maintained), 1991
Oakwood Integrated Primary, Belfast,(grant maintained), 1996
Omagh Integrated Primary, Omagh,(grant maintained), 1990
Phoenix Integrated Primary, Cookstown,(grant maintained), 2004
Portadown Integrated Primary, Portadown,(grant maintained), 1990
Portaferry Integrated Primary, Portaferry, 1995
Rathenraw Integrated Primary School, Antrim
Roe Valley Integrated Primary, Limavady,(grant maintained), 2004
Round Tower Controlled Integrated Primary, Antrim, 2003
Rowandale Integrated Primary School, Moira,(grant maintained), 2007
Saint and Scholars Integrated Primary, Armagh, (grant maintained), 1993
Spires Integrated Primary, Magherafelt, (grant maintained), 1999
Windmill Integrated Primary, Dungannon, (grant maintained), 1988^[1]

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References

1 2 3 "Integrated schools | Department of Education". Education. 17 August 2015. Retrieved 19 July 2021.

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[ed-ni-1] 1 2 3 "Integrated schools | Department of Education". Education. 17 August 2015. Retrieved 19 July 2021.

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