St. Patrick's College Dungiven
OUTSTANDING A-LEVEL RESULTS - 2023
A2 students produced outstanding results achieving 94% A*-C, 100% Distinction to Pass. Staff were delighted with the overall increase in A* grades.
Top A2 students for 2023 were Erin McClune, Nyree O'Kane and Conor Heaveron. Erin achieved A*, A*, and an A, Nyree achieved A, A and a Distinction and Conor achieved A, B and a Distinction*.
Top AS students for 2023 were Anton Burke, Anna Burke and Ashlyn McCloskey. Anton achieved A, A, B and a Distinction*, Anna achieved an A and 2 Distinction * and Ashlyn achieved A, A and a Distinction*.
Principal, Mrs. Scullion said ‘I am delighted to report on our 2023 A Level results. Our students have worked exceptionally hard and deserve these great results and I want to congratulate them all. Our students have established a solid foundation on which to build their future achievements going on to further study with confidence in their ability to succeed’.
RECORD BREAKING GCSE RESULTS - 2023
GCSE RESULTS 2023 - RECORD BREAKING
We joined our Yr.12 students and their families this morning to celebrate their GCSE results and personal achievements. We are delighted to share that these are record breaking results for our school topping the whole school success from 2022.
Our top performing students this year are Sarah McLaughlin and Ciaran Henry, congratulations to you both on well-deserved grades. Exceptional results were achieved in the following GCSE subjects with 100% A*- C for Double Award Science, Further Maths, French, Hospitality, Irish, Music and Sport.
Our students achieved excellent English results again and our highest ever GCSE Maths results. This is a fantastic achievement for all involved and a testament to the hard work and determination of our students, staff and supportive families over the past two years.
Principal, Mrs. Scullion said "These results are clear proof of our student's dedication to hard work, the support of their parents and carers and the input from our staff at every level, who continue to ensure high quality teaching and learning. Well done to everyone on achieving their personal excellence, your hard work and effort has paid off, I am so proud of you all. A special word of congratulations to our Yr. 11 students who performed equally well and have set a high standard and solid foundation for their Yr. 12 studies".
We wish the very best of luck to those opting to study at other centres, undertake apprenticeships and enter the world of work, you will always be welcome at St. Patrick’s College and we hope you keep in touch to share your future achievements and success.
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| Final GCSE Timetable November 2023.pdf | |||
| Final GCSE Timetable March 2024.pdf | |||
| Final GCSE Timetable Summer 2024.pdf | |||
| Info for Students Non- Exam Assessments.pdf | |||
| Info for Students Coursework Assessments.pdf | |||
| Information for Students Privacy-Notice.pdf | |||
| Info for Students Written Exams.pdf | |||
| JCQ-Preparing to sit your exams 2023-24.pdf | |||
| JCQ-Social Media Infographic.pdf | |||
| Info for Students On-Screen Exams.pdf |
We are absolutely delighted to share with you that at the Families First NI Awards ceremony on Saturday 20th of May
WE WON......!!!!
'Co. Derry School of the Year 2023'
(Staff at the awards ceremony proudly representing the whole school and our wider community)
Mr. Kelly received 2 awards .....!!!
'Special Recognition GEM Award' Going the Extra Mile”
&
Highly Commended 'Co. Derry Teacher of the Year 2023'
(Mr. Raymond Kelly beaming with pride - pictured with his wife Leona and Principal, Mrs. Scullion)
It was an honour to be nominated and have the opportunity to represent our school and community but so special to have won and accept the Co. Derry 'School of the Year' 2023 award on behalf of all staff, pupils, parents and wider school community. When the process started, I could never have anticipated the response, it has been overwhelming at times with hundreds of comments submitted online. Each comment equally as heartfelt and sincere. The comments came from a mixture of past and present parents/pupils and other shareholders in our community who have engaged with and supported our school over the years.
Thank you to everyone who supported our nomination and submitted comments to the judges, it was so lovely to hear some of them read out and shared with the audience at the awards ceremony.
It was such a pleasure to watch Mr. Kelly be recognised for his contribution to our school and his positive impact on our young people through teaching, music, pastoral and personal engagements. The comments of support over recent weeks have meant a great deal to him and the awards he received were a fitting confirmation of what we all know about him. Congratulations Mr. Kelly.
When we have concluded our formal examinations later this term we will host a number of 'thanks and celebration' events for our pupils to acknowledge their vital role in our school community and their part in our whole school success in achieving these and other awards.
Thank you for your continued support for our school, it is very much appreciated and never taken for granted.
Mrs. L. Scullion - Principal
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ANTI-BULLYING WEEK 2022
I believe St. Patrick’s College to be a wonderful school, which places a high value on quality education, Catholic Faith development, student wellbeing and the safety of everyone in our care. Our school thrives on the invaluable support we receive from our local communities.
We believe in developing the whole child academically, spiritually, emotionally, socially, and actively seek to provide opportunities and experiences that help them become more confident, well-rounded and ambitious young adults. We have a wide and varied extra-curricular programme reviewed periodically to ensure that there is something for everyone.
Our outcomes are strong at both GCSE and A Level. We are committed to delivering a broad and balanced curriculum that includes excellent opportunities for enrichment and leadership at all levels.
Our communities endured a challenging period during the worst of Covid-19 pandemic meaning our mission is more important than ever to go the ‘extra mile’ supporting our young people through our pastoral systems effecting positive change and growth in their lives.
Principal - Mrs. L. Scullion
As a school community, we work together towards our goal of achieving “Personal Excellence” for every child through Challenge, Support and Reward.
CHALLENGE - Our pupils are challenged in classrooms, sporting arenas and on the school stage to achieve their personal best.
SUPPORT - Our pupils are supported in every aspect of their academic, spiritual, social, and moral development.
REWARD - Our pupils are rewarded regularly and their achievements are shared proudly with our wider community.