Magazine
Every year Cookstown High releases a publication chronicling the successes of the school, changes within the teaching staff and any significant achievements by the school's pupils. The Editorial Team is led by Mrs Nicola Hagan, who is assisted by a number of pupils. Reports and pictures are included of the Year 8 pupils, Year 13+14 pupils and of all pupils' academic, social and sporting achievements in the school, including the concert band and choirs.
For the school year 2006-2007, the style of the magazine was reverted back to its original A4 size, which had been abandoned in 2003.
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