North Down Borough Council Ards Borough Council Lisburn City Council Castlereagh Borough Council Down District Council
 
About the Board

Introduction

Mission Statement

"To raise the standards of learning and levels of achievement of the people of the Board’s area through the provision of high quality education, library and youth services."

The Board was established in 1973, following a re-organisation of Local Government in Northern Ireland. It is a corporate body, established under statute as the Local Authority for education, library and youth services in the south-eastern region of the Province.

The region comprises five Council areas:

Ards Council Web SiteLisburn Council Web SiteCastlereagh Council Web SiteNorth Down Council Web SiteArds Council Web SiteDown Council Web SiteCastlereagh Council Web SiteDown Council Web SiteLisburn Council Web SiteNorth Down Council Web Site

Down District Council Castlereagh Borough Council Lisburn City Council Ards Borough Council North Down Borough Council North Down Borough Council Castlereagh Borough Council Down District Council Lisburn City Council North Down Borough Council Ards Borough Council

In 2001, the population of the Board’s area was 390,800 and at October 2001 there were 66,700 children attending schools in the area. The schools comprised:

The Board also has:

• 31 Public Library Service Points
• a Music Centre
• 3 Outdoor Education Centres
• 2 Resource Centres
• 18 Controlled Youth Centres

 
 
This page last updated March 2003