Leaving Certificate Results 2016

Posted on : August 17, 2016

 

Students and Teachers from the class of 2016 …. Congratulations and Very Well Done!!!

Today our class of 2016 received their Leaving Certificate results, and again our students have produced a wonderful set of results.

The average points score from the class was 429.  Within that, 3.1% of students achieved 600 points or more; 12.5% of students achieved 550 points or more and 28% of students achieved 500 points or more. 

We wish our leaving Certificate Students every contentment in your future lives and if we can be of assistance in your 3rd Level/Career applications please do not hesitate to contact us.




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