St Joseph’s High School, Crossmaglen, celebrating its best A Level results in its history as students, staff and parents gathered to mark the outstanding achievements of the class of 2025 with a prize giving ceremony.
Principal Mrs Millar praised the efforts of both pupils and staff, describing the results as a testament to the hard work, resilience and commitment shown throughout their time at the school.
She also paid tribute to the support of parents, acknowledging the vital role they played in helping students reach their potential.
Reflecting on the successes, Mrs Millar said the class of 2025 embodied the ethos of St Joseph’s and had created many special memories during their years at the school.
She added that the students would “always be part of the St Joseph’s family” and would be warmly welcomed back in the years to come.
Joint Student of the Year, Claragh Lenaghan, pictured with her parents
receiving her award from Principal, Mrs Millar and Chairperson of the Board of Governors, Miceal Moley.
Recipient of the Irish Award: Claragh Lenaghan.
Recipient of the Geography and Construction Award: Breanna McArdle.
Recipient of the Maths Award: Rachael McNeill.
Recipient of the BTEC Sport Award: Caoimhe Kennedy.
Recipient of the Life and Health Science Award: Anna Nealon.
Recipient of the History Award: Hannah McEntee.
Recipient of the BTEC Travel and Tourism Award: Caoilinn Smith.
Recipient of the English Literature Award: Katie Duffy.
Recipient of the Maths Award: Rachael McNeill.
Recipient of the BTEC Sport Award: Caoimhe Kennedy.
Recipient of the BTEC Business Extended Certificate Award: Leonora Graca.
Recipient of the Biology, Chemistry and Health and Social Care Award: Ryan McAnulty.
Recipient of the first ever Spirit of St Joseph Award, Michael Finnegan is pictured with Helen Feeney from Crossmaglen Credit Union, sponsors of the award.
Joint Student of the Year, Anna Griffen receiving her award.
Joint Student of the Year Anna Griffen receiving her award with her proud
Mum.
