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	Omagh CBS students excel at Post-16 level Post-16 students at Omagh CBS have once again produced outstanding A level results. The hard work of the students combined with the work of dedicated teachers and supportive parents has produced top grades in Omagh CBS. Pupils who achieved at least 3 or more A grades in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Back Row: Kevin Donnelly, Declan Garrity, Aaron Byrne, Thomas Canavan, Colm McGrath, Sean McDermott, Aaron Mullen, Steafan Tierney, Cathal Harkin and Karl McKenna.Front Row: Niall Turbitt, Eamonn Harkin, Turlough Gallagher, Brendan Haughey, Sean Warnock, Dermot McCullagh and Ryan O’Neill. Missing from Photo: Patrick Finnegan, Dominic McGoldrick and Niall Sludden. Top student was Head Prefect, Ryan O’Neill, who achieved a remarkable 4 A* grades. He was joined by the other top achievers in Omagh CBS from the class of 2010, Niall Turbitt, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Cathal Harkin, each achieving 3 A* and one A grade in their A level examinations and Aaron Byrne and Eamon Harkin both achieved 4 A grades. 38 students achieved two A grades or better in their examinations and 20 of them achieved three A grades. The latter included Kevin Donnelly, Declan Garrity, Aaron Byrne, Thomas Canavan, Colm McGrath, Sean McDermott, Aaron Mullen, Steafan Tierney, Karl McKenna, Eamonn Harkin, Brendan Haughey Patrick Finnegan, Niall Sludden, Dominic McGoldrick and Dermot McCullagh. Pupils who achieved 4 A grades or better in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal *Names (l to r):* Aaron Byrne, Ryan O’Neill, Eamonn Harkin, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Niall Turbitt *Pupils who achieved 3 A or better in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Names (l to r): Niall Turbitt, Ryan O’Neill, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Cathal Harkin Over 39% of all A level grades achieved in the school this year were at Grade A, over 91% of the grades were Grades A to C and 100% were Grades A to E, thus continuing the well established pattern of excellent academic achievement for which Omagh CBS is noted. Many of the high achievers this year were students who joined Omagh CBS after taking their GCSE’s in local High Schools and they, along with their fellow students, have opted this year for a great variety of higher education courses including Medicine, Veterinary Science, Optometry, Pharmacy, Computing, Sports Studies, Accountancy, Surveying, Engineering and Teaching. Pupils who achieved at least 3 or more A grades in their AS level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Back Row: Jubin Jomon, James Ghent, Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Eoin McGread, Patrick Colgan, Joseph Murray, Fionntan O’Brien, Niall Slevin, Front Row: Connor Bradley, Cathal Donnelly, Matthew McCaffrey, Ryan Falls, Cormac Corry and Ryan Kelly, Missing from Photo: Nigel Brannigan and Conor Sweeney Success at A Level is mirrored in the Year 13 AS results where 19 students achieved three A Grades or better. Among these were Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Cormac Corry, Matthew McCaffrey, Cathal Donnelly, Ryan Kelly, Jubin Jomon and Nigel Brannigan who all achieved four A grades. Overall results were excellent, providing the students with a solid foundation for their final year of A Level study. Pupils who achieved at least 4 or more A grades in their AS level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Names (l to r): Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Cormac Corry, Matthew McCaffrey, Cathal Donnelly, Ryan Kelly and Jubin Jomon. Missing from Photo: Nigel Brannigan In expressing his delight at the superb results, the Principal of Omagh CBS, Paul Brannigan stated, “The Christian Brothers Grammar School in Omagh continues to provide a centre for the highest academic achievement for the young men of West Tyrone, providing them with a route to the best universities and colleges of higher education. The young men who have achieved these excellent results at both A and AS level are a credit to their parents and teachers and they should be very proud of their achievements. All of our students have worked hard to produce great results in a wide variety of subjects and their hard work deserves the highest praise. The class of 2010 has produced these brilliant results because of their diligence, the excellence of the teaching they have received and the exceptional support of their parents. I wish them well as they move on to the colleges and universities of their choice. Despite uncertain times in education and the economy, Omagh CBS continues to provide an excellent educational service for the young people of West Tyrone both in terms of academic achievement and in personal development which has served this class of 2010 so well.” Post-16 students at Omagh CBS have once again produced outstanding A level results. The hard work of the students combined with the work of dedicated teachers and supportive parents has produced top grades in Omagh CBS. Pupils who achieved at least 3 or more A grades in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Back Row: Kevin Donnelly, Declan Garrity, Aaron Byrne, Thomas Canavan, Colm McGrath, Sean McDermott, Aaron Mullen, Steafan Tierney, Cathal Harkin and Karl McKenna.Front Row: Niall Turbitt, Eamonn Harkin, Turlough Gallagher, Brendan Haughey, Sean Warnock, Dermot McCullagh and Ryan O’Neill. Missing from Photo:** Patrick Finnegan, Dominic McGoldrick and Niall Sludden. Top student was Head Prefect, Ryan O’Neill, who achieved a remarkable 4 A* grades. He was joined by the other top achievers in Omagh CBS from the class of 2010, Niall Turbitt, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Cathal Harkin, each achieving 3 A* and one A grade in their A level examinations and Aaron Byrne and Eamon Harkin both achieved 4 A grades. 38 students achieved two A grades or better in their examinations and 20 of them achieved three A grades. The latter included Kevin Donnelly, Declan Garrity, Aaron Byrne, Thomas Canavan, Colm McGrath, Sean McDermott, Aaron Mullen, Steafan Tierney, Karl McKenna, Eamonn Harkin, Brendan Haughey Patrick Finnegan, Niall Sludden, Dominic McGoldrick and Dermot McCullagh. Pupils who achieved 4 A grades or better in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal *Names (l to r):* Aaron Byrne, Ryan O’Neill, Eamonn Harkin, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Niall Turbitt *Pupils who achieved 3 A or better in their A level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Names (l to r): Niall Turbitt, Ryan O’Neill, Turlough Gallagher, Sean Warnock and Cathal Harkin Over 39% of all A level grades achieved in the school this year were at Grade A, over 91% of the grades were Grades A to C and 100% were Grades A to E, thus continuing the well established pattern of excellent academic achievement for which Omagh CBS is noted. Many of the high achievers this year were students who joined Omagh CBS after taking their GCSE’s in local High Schools and they, along with their fellow students, have opted this year for a great variety of higher education courses including Medicine, Veterinary Science, Optometry, Pharmacy, Computing, Sports Studies, Accountancy, Surveying, Engineering and Teaching. Pupils who achieved at least 3 or more A grades in their AS level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Back Row: Jubin Jomon, James Ghent, Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Eoin McGread, Patrick Colgan, Joseph Murray, Fionntan O’Brien, Niall Slevin, Front Row: Connor Bradley, Cathal Donnelly, Matthew McCaffrey, Ryan Falls, Cormac Corry and Ryan Kelly, Missing from Photo: Nigel Brannigan and Conor Sweeney Success at A Level is mirrored in the Year 13 AS results where 19 students achieved three A Grades or better. Among these were Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Cormac Corry, Matthew McCaffrey, Cathal Donnelly, Ryan Kelly, Jubin Jomon and Nigel Brannigan who all achieved four A grades. Overall results were excellent, providing the students with a solid foundation for their final year of A Level study. Pupils who achieved at least 4 or more A grades in their AS level examinations with Paul Brannigan, Principal Names (l to r): Fergal Askin, Barry Fitzgerald, Cormac Corry, Matthew McCaffrey, Cathal Donnelly, Ryan Kelly and Jubin Jomon. Missing from Photo:** Nigel Brannigan In expressing his delight at the superb results, the Principal of Omagh CBS, Paul Brannigan stated, “The Christian Brothers Grammar School in Omagh continues to provide a centre for the highest academic achievement for the young men of West Tyrone, providing them with a route to the best universities and colleges of higher education. The young men who have achieved these excellent results at both A and AS level are a credit to their parents and teachers and they should be very proud of their achievements. All of our students have worked hard to produce great results in a wide variety of subjects and their hard work deserves the highest praise. The class of 2010 has produced these brilliant results because of their diligence, the excellence of the teaching they have received and the exceptional support of their parents. I wish them well as they move on to the colleges and universities of their choice. Despite uncertain times in education and the economy, Omagh CBS continues to provide an excellent educational service for the young people of West Tyrone both in terms of academic achievement and in personal development which has served this class of 2010 so well.”

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Address: Christian Brothers Grammar School, Kevlin Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 1LD
Telephone: 028 8224 3567 Fax: 028 8224 0656 E Mail: info@cbs.omagh.ni.sch.uk