To celebrate his 40th birthday, Conor McFlynn decided to arrange a fundraiser for charity. He decided to raise much needed funds for Marie Curie in memory of his late mother Mary who passed away in May. Mary and the McFlynn family received specialist,..
Post-16 students at Omagh CBS have once again produced outstanding results with 89% of students achieving 3 or more A* to C grades. Their excellent achievements reflect their diligent effort, the work of their dedicated teachers, which, when combined with..
Students at Omagh CBS have again produced exceptional GCSE results. With over 1400 GCSE results arriving in the school during the last week. 99% of the boys achieved five or more GCSEs between A* and C. With 98.5% of Omagh CBS students achieving seven or ..
GCSE Results will be available to collect from the school canteen on Thursday 20th August from 9:30am. Results not collected by 11:30am will be posted to your home. We ask that you follow the one way system in place and adhere to the social distancing reg..
Please see the links below for documentation regarding the Qualification Appeals Process. CBS Omagh Appeals Policy 2020 JCQ Candidate consent form Appeals June 2020 Student’s Guide to the 2020 Appeals Process
School Calendar Year 2020-2021 Date Focus Pupil Attendance Tuesday 18th – Friday 21st August Staff Development No Pupils Monday 24th August Year 14 Half day induction 9:00-12:30pm Year 14 Tuesday 25th August Year 12 Half day induction 9:00-12:30pm Yea..
To improve our parental engagement we are delighted to be able to introduce the SIMS Parent App, a convenient new way to share information with you regarding your child’s school life. This information is easily accessed from a smartphone, tablet ..
Joint Statement from the Boards of Governors of the Christian Brothers’ Grammar School and Loreto Grammar School Omagh We wish to provide the following information to Parents of Primary Six pupils in relation to the criteria for admission to our scho..
Northern Ireland’s Education Minister announced the way forward for awarding CCEA GCSE and A level qualifications for students affected by the cancellation of the summer 2020 series. Read CCEA’s guidance on how grades will be awarded here: https:/..
