27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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The pupils of St Patrick's College, Maghera, have been celebrating a positive set of AS and A2 results following their release last week.
Principal of the College, Mrs Brenda Mussen, said she was proud of the pupils' achievement at a difficult time.
“Overall, our results are better than they have ever been before. We are currently sitting at 82 per cent A* to C at A-Level, which I am delighted with,” she told the County Derry Post.
“I am so proud of the students, particularly this year, because they have come through so much. I am always proud of our St Patrick's students, you could take them anywhere.
“I know that they will go on and continue to make us proud. Every year we look back at our students who are graduating and you're seeing the numbers who get very successful results.”
Related: COMMENT: Belated U-turn on results should have come last week
Cllr Sandra Duffy: “Rapid testing is an important tool in preventing the transmission of the Covid-19 virus"
City of Derry rugby club return to league action on Saturday when they host Bangor.
Derry Drivers called to stop texting and driving
Hotels at 95% capacity ahead of Derry Halloween celebrations
Derry City boss, Ruaidhri Higgins, says Friday night's match at home to Bohemians is a "brilliant game" to look forward to
Derry City skipper Eoin Toal says that despite last week's defeat to Drogheda, the Candystripes will be giving their all to finish the season strongly.
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