St Louis Grammar celebrates “outstanding” GCSE results

The students and staff of St Louis Grammar are celebrating “an outstanding set of GCSE results” as 100% of students achieved seven or more GCSEs at A*-C grades (including Maths and English).
A happy trio of St Louis GCSE students on ThursdayA happy trio of St Louis GCSE students on Thursday
A happy trio of St Louis GCSE students on Thursday

Some 93.3% of all entries were awarded A*-B grades. In addition, 65 students attained eight A*/A grades or more.

Each Year-12 student enjoyed their own success story on results day, not least the top achievers.

Lucy Donaldson, Ceothan Gormley and Cara Pirie each achieved 10 A* grades.

Students of Louis Grammar pick up their GCSE resultsStudents of Louis Grammar pick up their GCSE results
Students of Louis Grammar pick up their GCSE results

Principal, Mr Rafferty, said: “I would like to congratulate our Year-12 students and their teachers for their hard work over the last five years which has culminated in this fantastic performance at GCSE Level.

“We are particularly proud of the way our Year-12 students have coped under such challenging circumstances over the last few months.

“Credit must also be given to their families for their unwavering support and encouragement.

“We look forward to welcoming the vast majority of this cohort back to St Louis to begin studying for their A Levels but regardless of the pathway they choose, these results will open doors to the careers and the futures our students aspire to.”

Each Year 12 student enjoyed their own success story on results day at St LouisEach Year 12 student enjoyed their own success story on results day at St Louis
Each Year 12 student enjoyed their own success story on results day at St Louis

*Note: Some pictures may have had to be cropped for web publication purposes but appear in full in print. See this week’s Ballymena Times.

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A happy day for this St Louis Grammar School pupil when she picked up her resultsA happy day for this St Louis Grammar School pupil when she picked up her results
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St Louis Grammar pupils who achieved eight As or more in their GCSEsSt Louis Grammar pupils who achieved eight As or more in their GCSEs
St Louis Grammar pupils who achieved eight As or more in their GCSEs

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