Eight outstanding Enniskillen and Omagh students recognised by CCEA

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by Gráinne Connolly

The successes of eight outstanding students from secondary schools in Enniskillen and Omagh have been recognised at CCEA’s annual GCE Celebrating Excellence Awards Ceremony. 

In total, 55 students from 37 schools across Northern Ireland were awarded for achieving top marks in the CCEA A-Level exams in the summer. 

They were joined by principals, teachers, family and friends at the Parliament Buildings in Belfast at the ceremony on Monday (18th December). 

 

The local pupils who achieved top A-Level results were: 

Enniskillen Royal Grammar School 

Lauren Doogan - History of Art 


Loreto Grammar School, Omagh 

Katherine McStay - Business Studies 

Kyra McMahon - Health and Social Care SA 

Roisin Devlin - Religious Studies 


Mount Lourdes Grammar School, Enniskillen

Emer Kennedy - Chemistry 

Nicole Donnelly - Technology and Design 


Omagh Academy 

Rachel Sproule - Art and Design


St. Fanchea's College, Enniskillen 

Laureen Boyle - Health and Social Care DA

 

Speaking at the event, Justin Edwards, Cheif Executive at CCEA, congratulated the students on their success at A Level: 

“Tonight is very much about celebrating the achievement of the top A level candidates.

"I congratulate each of them for their hard work and dedication to their chosen subjects.

"I wish them well as they embark on the next chapter of their lives. I would also like to recognise and thank those that have supported them in their achievements, particularly their teachers, family and friends."

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