CBS pupils achieve fantastic results at A2 and AS Level
- Posted by Fearghal Quinn
- Posted in School News
Omagh CBS Post-16 students have continued to produce outstanding results at both AS and A2 Level. Their fabulous achievements reflect their diligence and commitment to their studies which, combined with the work of dedicated teachers and supportive parents, has produced excellent grades in Omagh CBS.
Among the superb results at A2 Level were the outstanding achievements of the following students; Manus Doyle achieved 4A* grades; John McGlinchey achieved 2A* Grades and 2A Grades; Cian McGuigan and Callan Walsh achieved 1 A* Grade and 3 A Grades; Malachy Cassidy achieved 4 A Grades; Paul Murphy, Ethan O’ Brien and Alec Symington each achieved 3 A* grades or equivalent; Cormac Devine, Cian McConnell, Tiernan McGettigan and James Webster achieved 2 A* Grades and 1 A Grade or equivalent and Fionn Corry, Conchúr Darcy, Nathan Graham, Tómas Haigney and John McGlinchey achieved 1 A* Grade and 2 A Grades or equivalent. In total, twenty-four pupils received 3 A grade or better at A2 Level.
Some of our high achievers were students who chose to join Omagh CBS after completing their GCSE’s in other local schools, in order to avail of our wide Post 16 curriculum options. Along with their fellow successful students, they have opted for a great variety of higher education courses including Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, Engineering, Computing and ICT, Sports Studies, Accountancy, Surveying and Teaching.
Pictured are our Year 14 students who achieved 3 A Grades (or Equivalent) or better at A Level
There was also great success for the Year 13 AS pupils. Among the high achievers were the following students: Oran Mc Kiernan achieved a staggering 5 A Grades; Shea Daly, Aidan Gormley, Cahir McAnenly and Conor McKenna each achieved 4A grades; Eight pupils achieved 3A grades or better at AS Level.
Pictured are our Year 13 students who achieved 3A Grades or better at AS Level
In expressing his delight at the superb results, Principal Foncy McConnell, stated, “The Christian Brothers Grammar School continues to provide high quality education to the young men of West Tyrone. We are able to offer a wide curriculum to cater for a range of learning styles and can provide our students with a route to the best universities and colleges of higher education or a range of vocational courses including graduate apprenticeships. Many of the high attaining students achieved their exceptional results while making a huge contribution to the life of the school beyond the classroom. Not only have they accomplished superb results but have embraced the opportunities offered within the school to develop the wider skills and attributes that will be invaluable to them in later life.
Our students who have achieved these excellent results at A Level, BTEC and AS level are a credit to their parents and teachers, and they should be very satisfied with their achievements. Our Post 16 students have produced these brilliant results because of their maturity and diligence, the excellence of the teaching they have received and the exceptional support of their parents. I wish them well as they move on to the colleges and universities of their choice and in their future careers.”