Following the publication of last week’s A-Level results, it was the turn of Year 12 pupils at Limavady Grammar School to discover the results of their GCSE exams this week. The long wait was well worthwhile for many pupils with top achievers being Jessica Gault with 9A* and an A grade, Rachel Marshall and Sophie MacLurg (8A* and 2 As) and Kate Dallas (7A* and 3 As). Other high-flyers, all of whom received seven or more A*/A grades were: Arran Ashfield, Lewis Baldrick, Kain Breydin, Tim Chan, Hannah Cochrane, Thomas Deighan, Rebecca Eakin, Mollie Fyrth, Daniel Hegarty, Jack Hockley, Phoebe King, Jeannie Mark, Lily Mullan, Sam McClelland, Ciara McCloskey, Jack McCloskey, Matthew McCool, Lucy Miles, Melissa Pattison, Kate Patton, Samantha Quinlan, Jessie Ross, Andrew Scott, Sara Steele, Sam Thompson and Claire Young. An impressive 34% of students achieved 5 or more A*to A grades. Once again the school results reflect the hard work and commitment of the students and the hard work of the teachers.
Year 12 pupil Ciara McCloskey, who achieved 6 A* and 4 A grades admitted to being “over the moon” with her results and “just relieved it’s all over.” Ciara is now planning to return to school to study Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Digital Technology. Fellow Year 12 pupil Jessie Ross said that she “didn’t have time to be nervous” as she slept in on results day but said that she was “really happy” with her grades.
Principal Nicola Madden was quick to congratulate all the pupils on their success. “I am delighted to see our students perform once again at the highest level and achieving their best,” she commented. “Limavady Grammar continues to go from strength to strength and yet again compares favourably with the NI grammar averages. This year is it very pleasing to see the number of subjects with students achieving 100% A* to B grades increasing further. The Grammar is a happy school where students are cared for and encourage to aim high. I would like to congratulate all our students and the staff on their hard work and success today.”
Pupils who may be interested in joining the school to study for AS and A levels should make an appointment to see the Principal by phoning the school office on 02877760950.
