The amalgamation of Coleraine College, North Coast Integrated College and Dunluce School into Causeway Academy will see students in Years 8 through 10 starting their education at the Carthall Road Campus.
This site, formerly known as Coleraine College, will host the majority of the merged secondary school's younger cohorts from September onwards.
Pupils in Year 13 are scheduled to attend the new Sixth Form located at the Cloyfin Campus, which was previously operated by North Coast Integrated College.
Students in Years 11 and 12, along with those in Year 14, will continue their studies and examinations at their original school locations to ensure no disruption occurs.
The arrangement means that while the three institutions are legally becoming one entity, they will remain physically situated on separate sites within Derry.
Coleraine College and Dunluce School will serve as the remaining hubs for older students who have not yet reached Year 13.
North Coast Integrated College's former Cloyfin Campus has been designated specifically for the Sixth Form under the new structure.
The transition is designed to consolidate resources while maintaining continuity for learners currently in their final years of secondary education.
Official records confirm that Causeway Academy now encompasses the functions and assets of all three predecessor organisations.
No changes are planned for the curriculum or examination requirements during this restructuring period.
The integration process will be managed by the relevant education authorities to ensure smooth operations across all three locations.