On Thursday 10th February 2011, a cheque for £400 was presented to the chairman of The Buddy Bear Trust. The pupils of Killicomaine Junior High School had raised the money last term by having a Christmas themed non-uniform day. Ba...

Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce  selects the Buddy Bear Trust charity.     Mrs Phyllis Agnew (Tughans Solicitors) with Mr Campbell and Mr Danny Kennedy, MLA Minister       The Lord Mayor of Belfast looks on whi...

GENEROUS GIFT FROM WORLD SNOOKER REFEREE TO BUDDY BEAR TRUST     Mrs Geraldine Donaghy, Buddy Bear Trust representative and volunteer from Blackrock with Mr Len Ganley and Miss Ildiko Veres, Principal. Mr Ganley refereed four World Snoo...

Buddy Bear is pleased to announce that it has been selected as Northern Ireland's Chamber of Commerce Charity. This appointment allows Buddy Bear to promote the awareness of and necessity for conductive education to become part of Northern Ireland...

 

ULSTER GAA TEAMS 2008 support Children with Cerebral Palsy at the Buddy Bear School, Dungannon

 

We wish all the Ulster GAA Teams, Captains, Managers, Trainers and Support Staff every success in the All Ireland GAA Football Tournament.

While there can only be one winner of Sam all twill have spent years of dedicated hard work, training and practice to achieve success.

All involved will be part of the GAA legends.

Zara and the children at the Buddy Bear School have to work as hard as any champion footballer to do even some of the things we take for granted.



Daniel attened the Buddy Bear School in Dungannon for 14 years. Daniel travelled from Newry each day to be taught using Conductive Education.

There was no overnight success story but hard work, determination, family support and expert guidance from his Principal.

We need your support to help keep the school open until we can convince Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness to implement the resolution of the Assembly of 19 February 2008 to support Conductive Education.