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21st August 2025


We are so proud of the fantastic GCSE results achieved today. Your hard work, commitment, and resilience have truly paid off – you’ve done yourselves, your families, and our school community proud. 👏

We look forward to welcoming many of you back into Post-16 at Saint Kevin’s College to continue your journey with us. 🌟


Here’s a look at some of the wonderful reactions from today – smiles, relief, and plenty of celebration! 🥳📚✨



 
 
 

16th August 2025


Our very own Miss Cloideach Donaghy will represent Tyrone at next week's Rose of Tralee final and is looking forward to a special few days.


“We watch the ‘Rose of Tralee’ as a family every year and my older sisters had often thought about applying, but never did. My great-aunt Peggy is 99 and for many years she worked over in San Francisco in their Irish Centre which would have always played a big part in the ‘Rose of Tralee’, so it was something that was always talked about among our family.”


We wish her every success and we will be watching her on Monday!



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14th August 2025


We are hugely delighted at the brilliant performance of our Year 14 A level students in their A level results today on Thursday 14th August 2025. St. Kevin’s College wishes all the Year 14 students every success in their pathways at university or college.


This summer, we had a 100% pass rate at A level in Year 14 and 10% of our students obtained 3 A Grades in all 3 subjects – a fantastic achievement! This year, St. Kevin’s College students will be going on to study courses in: Pharmacy, Radiography, Nursing, Accounts, Business and Teaching (to name a few).


Mr Kelly went on to say that, St Kevin’s College has been now open for 7 years and this year we are delighted that, for the first time, one of our students, Deputy Head Boy Conor Hughes, is going to Queen’s University Belfast to study Medicine after achieving all A Grades in his Year 14 A levels in: Chemistry, Maths, Physics, and an AS level in Biology. We are delighted to have a trainee doctor, pharmacists, other medical professionals, teachers, engineers and business students going off to universities in Ireland and the UK.


This year, we have also seen an increase in the number of our students going on after achieving 3 fantastic A level results to study for their degree in a higher-level apprenticeship with excellent local, world-class companies like Mannok & Errigal.


On behalf of the governors and staff we wish all our Year 14 pupils all the best in their future careers.



 
 
 
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