
St Ronan’s College in Lurgan is proud to celebrate the exceptional achievements of its Class of 2025.
Principal Mrs Fiona Kane shared her congratulations: “I am absolutely delighted to congratulate our Sixth Form students on their remarkable A Level results. Their determination, resilience, and commitment to their studies have truly paid off. The joy and pride on the faces of students, families, and staff today is a testament to the hard work and dedication that brought us to this moment.”
Over 100 Year 14 students have already secured places in their first-choice university courses, with many more expected to confirm placements through clearing in the coming days. Others are embarking on exciting journeys through Higher Level Apprenticeships with leading companies, taking gap years to travel or work, or entering employment and further education.
The breadth of destinations and disciplines—from Civil, Mechanical and Chemical Engineering, to Marketing, Sustainable Agri-food Management, Nursing and Midwifery to Architecture, Accounting, Social Work, Teaching and Radiotherapy and many more—reflects the diverse talents and aspirations nurtured at St Ronan’s College. As a non-selective, all-ability grammar school, the College is proud to offer a wide range of pathways that empower every student to pursue their individual dreams.
Acknowledging the Team Behind the Success
Mrs Kane also paid tribute to the staff: “Our dedicated teachers and support staff, from Year 8 through to Year 14, play a vital role in guiding and inspiring our students. Their professionalism and care help shape not only academic success but also personal growth. On behalf of our governors, students, and families, I extend heartfelt thanks to each member of our team.”
Gratitude was also expressed to parents, carers, governors, and all those partners who support the College community.
St Ronan’s remains committed to offering ongoing support and guidance to students and families in the days ahead.
“To our Year 14 leavers: we are incredibly proud of you. Whatever path you choose—university, apprenticeship, travel, work, or further study—we wish you every success. You are a credit to yourselves, your families, and our College.”
Top Achievers A Level:
Top Male – Niall Mitchell A*, A*, A, A
Top Female – Erin Moore A*A*A*C
Top Achievers AS level:
Top Male: Cooney, Dylan AAAB and Courtney, Ryan AAAB
Top Female: Aimee Scullion AAAB