Annual Report 2001~ 2002 - Belfast Education & Library Board

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Leo Cullen’s Visit to Lisburn RoadThe Reading Circles of Lisburn Road andBallyhackamore were delighted to welcome authorLeo Cullen to Lisburn Road Library in December. Theevent sponsored by Blackstaff Press,was a jointventure for the two branch libraries.ExhibitionsCentral Library hosted many exhibitions and eventsduring the year, highlighting the library service’scommitment to strengthening partnerships. Theyincluded the following:■ The Iain Hay Gordon exhibition, presenting some of the material gathered by BBC Northern Ireland’sDocumentaries Unit on one of the most notorious crimes in Northern Ireland’s history■ The centenary exhibition of St Mary’s teacher training college, charting its history and development■ The launch of ‘The Shape of Irish History’ by ATQ Stewart, published by Blackstaff Press■ An exhibition on the production of the book ‘A Tropical Glen: A Floregium’, published by Belfast CityCouncil■ A tour of Central Library included as part of an historic walking tour of the City Centre■ Free taster sessions in web design during Belfast Learning Festival■ The 30th anniversary exhibition of the Blackstaff Press22 Strengthening Partnerships ✓
The board is committed to making the mostefficient and effective use of all its resources.This section outlines how the board has madeoptimum use of its resources but alsoexplored opportunities to procure fundingfrom other sourcesOptimisingResourcesNew Year Heralds New Era forSchools and RTUJanuary saw the completion of new buildings forWellington College, Balmoral High School and theNorthern Ireland Regional Training Unit under thePrivate Finance Initiative (PFI).The project was one of the largest undertaken by theboard, costing over £17 million and the board hasworked alongside the contractors Northwin and theDepartment of Education to ensure its success. Theopening of the schools and the training unit heraldeda new phase of the project, namely the “FacilitiesManagement” phase, undertaken by Graham FM onbehalf of Northwin.The schools and training unit now have an excellentrange of facilities including specialist classrooms,laboratories and workshops, ICT resources and hightechlibraries. The schools also boast extra curricularprovision, sports halls and fitness suites and Astroturfpitches, which in future may be available forcommunity use.✓Optimising Resources23
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Page 5 and 6: Board Background and MembershipThe
Page 7 and 8: BOARD ADMINISTRATIONThe administrat
Page 9 and 10: The board is committed tosupporting
Page 11 and 12: IMPROVING THE BOARD’S ESTATEThe b
Page 13 and 14: The development of people is a core
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Page 17 and 18: The board seeks to ensure that the
Page 19 and 20: The board recognises that, to make
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Page 27 and 28: Update on board performance targets
Page 29 and 30: MEETING NEEDSAIM◆ to evaluate and
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Page 35 and 36: DISABLED EMPLOYEESThe Board activel
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Page 39 and 40: GRAPHS OF ACCOUNTS DATA[see income
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