Congratulations to our 2011 Leaving Certificate students. This year's English results are truly remarkable - 78% of all our Higher Level English students achieved an A or a B at higher level, compared to 37.% nationally! This an incredible achievement. Well done, you've made us very proud.
In English
17% of all our candidates achieved an A at Higher Level (nationally, 10% of all candidates)
61% of all our candidates achieved a B (nationally, 27% of all candidates).
· 11% achieved a C (nationally, 25.2% of all candidates).
Many congratulations to our 2010 Leaving Certificate students. Overall, the year did themselves and their teachers proud.
In English,
· 96% of our candidates took the exam at Higher Level (nationally, 64% of all candidates)
· 10% of all our candidates achieved an A at Higher Level (nationally, 6.6% of all candidates achieve this).
· 33% achieved a B (nationally, 17.2% of all candidates).
· 48% achieved a C (nationally, 25.2% of all candidates).
Many congratulations to our 2009 Leaving Certificate students. This year's English results are outstanding - over 34% of all our Higher Level English students achieved an A at higher level, compared to 6.6.% nationally! Well done, you've made us very proud.
In English,
· 98% of our candidates took the exam at Higher Level (nationally, 64%) :-
· 34% of all our candidates achieved an A at Higher Level (nationally, 6.6% of all candidates achieve this).
· 43% achieved a B (nationally, 17.2% of all candidates).
· 21% achieved a C (nationally, 25.2% of all candidates).
Ms. Reynolds
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