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.
We hope you find everything you are looking for on this website, if not, give us a call on + 44 (0)28 9023 6200 or email info@nicie.org.uk
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
 Major book on the campaign for Integrated Schools launched by Lord Mawhinney
A major new work from renowned historian Jonathan Bardon entitled "The Struggle for Shared Schools in Northern Ireland: The History of All Children Together" was launched on Thursday 28th January 2009 by former Minister of State for Northern Ireland, Lord Mawhinney in Belfast Central Library in the Irish and Ulster Studies Room.
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 Integrated Education School Teachers Connect Classrooms with Iraq
Teachers from L/Derry and Coleraine travelled to the Middle East this week (21-23 November) to forge closer links and build greater cultural understanding between the UK and Iraq.
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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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 Pupils from Forge IPS help launch Anti-Racism Workplace Week
Integrated Schools all over Northern Ireland recently held events to mark Anti-Racist Workplace Week 2009
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