Poll results released by Ipsos MORI show that 9 out of 10 people support integrated education. The election campaign has started on a positive note: our politicians recognise the important role our educational system can play in building a better future. NICIE welcomes these poll results which prove conclusively that parents want positive change in education.
Sorry, we are not running a poll at present. Please check back soon.
Welcome
Established in 1987, NICIE is a voluntary organisation that was set up to develop, support and promote Integrated Education in Northern Ireland. The underpinning principle of Integrated Education is the belief that by bringing Catholics, Protestants and children of other faiths, and none, together in a shared learning environment, they can learn to understand, respect and accept each other.
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NICIE Transfer at 11 is now available on-line, CLICK HERE to view
NICIE First Steps to a Quality Education - Integrated Education is now available on-line, CLICK HERE to view
"Moving Up", a comprehensive guide for Year 8 parents, is now available for purchase; CLICK HERE for more information
 Poll Results Challenge Politicians To Give a Lead On Integrating Education
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Touching Hearts and Opening Minds: Launch of Integrated Education Week at Stormont
The Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education (NICIE) introduced this year´s packed programme for the celebration of Integrated Education Week with a launch at Parliament Buildings, Stormont on Friday, March 4th.
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About Integrated Education
Our About Integrated Education section gives you more information about the work of NICIE, our aims and objectives, the Integrated Education movement and more.
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One Small Step for Ballymoney Model On the Road to a Shared and Better Future
Mr Trevor Ringland, M.B.E., the former Irish and Lions Rugby player was delighted to unveil the new signage at Ballymoney Integrated Primary School this week which celebrated the school’s move to become an integrated school. |
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