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St. Patrick's Academy, Dungannon PROGRAMME FOR ‘A’ LEVEL PRIZE-GIVING Caoimhe Corr (Head Girl) Welcome _ Musical Presentation _ Mr F Donnelly (Principal) Principal’s Address _ Mr J Donnelly (Vice-Principal) Presentation of Certificates and Awards _ Professor John Higgins University College Cork (Guest Speaker) _ Ross Lavery (Head Boy) Thanks and invitation to refreshments in the school dining hall. RECIPIENTS OF ‘A’ LEVEL CERTIFICATES 2014 (3 SUBJECTS) Katie Boyle Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Sarah McCaw St Oliver Plunkett PS, Ballyhegan. Caitriona Brauders St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Blayne McCluskey St Joseph’s Grammar School, Rebecca Campbell St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Donaghmore Amy Carberry Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. & St Mary's PS, Lisbuoy. Thomas Carolan Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Dylan McConville St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Seanna Cassidy St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Francis McElhatton Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Roisin Clarke St Joseph's PS, Galbally. Ruairi McElhatton Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Niall Colgan St Mary's PS, Cabragh. Sean McGarrity St John the Baptist PS, Portadown. Nadine Connolly St Joseph's PS, Killeenan. Ruairi McGlone St Mary's PS, Cabragh. Declan Conroy St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Stephen McGrath St John's PS, Kingsisland. Hannah Coyne St John's PS, Moy. Aine McGready Roan Primary School. Seanain Cullen Henry St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Rebecca McIvor Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Colm Cummings Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Aoife McKenna St Brigids PS, Mountjoy. Ciaran Cush Edendork Primary School. Aoife McMurray Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Amy Daly St Mary's PS, Lisbuoy. Cormac McNally St Joseph's PS, Killeenan. Mark Daly St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Michele McNally Crievagh PS, Cookstown. Rosalyn Daly St Mary's PS, Lisbuoy. Nathan McQuillan Windmill Integrated P.S, Dungannon. Jamie Devlin St Patrick's PS, Mullinahoe. Emma McReynolds St Patrick's PS, Dungannon Niamh Devlin St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Eunan McShane Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. James Donnelly St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Emma McVeigh St John's PS, Moy. Lauren Donnelly St Jarlath's PS, Blackwatertown. Emmett Meehan Edendork Primary School. Moya Donnelly St Patrick's PS, Donaghmore. John Millar St John's PS, Moy. Sean Donnelly Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Emma Molloy St Joseph’s Grammar School, Kathleen Dorman Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Donaghmore Eoin Fearon St John's PS, Moy & & Clintyclay PS. St Patrick's Grammar, Armagh. Eimear Moore St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. John-Joe Fearon St Oliver Plunkett PS, Ballyhegan. Mornisa Moore St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Eadaoin Ferguson Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland & Karen Muldoon St Patrick's PS, Mullinahoe. St Joseph’s College, Coalisland. Marcus Mulgrew St Joseph’s Grammar School, Conor Forker Edendork Primary School. Donaghmore Conor Fuller Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. & St Patrick's PS, Donaghmore. Stephen Garvey St Oliver Plunkett PS, Ballyhegan. Katherine Mullin St Mary's PS, Pomeroy. Caomhlan Gordon St Brigids PS, Mountjoy. Fionnuala Murray Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland Cassie Hamill St John the Baptist PS, Portadown. & Holy Child PS, Belfast. Aoibhin Hampsey St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. Pio Murray Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Conor Hughes St John's PS, Moy. Fionntan Nixon St Oliver Plunkett PS, Ballyhegan. Maria Hughes St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. Che O'Donnell Gaelscoil Uí Neíll & Emil Julenyi Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown & St Catherine's College, Armagh. Holy Trinity College, Cookstown. Sara O'Donnell St John's PS, Moy. Saerlaith Keenan St Mary's PS, Pomeroy. Conn Ó hAnnaidh Gaelscoil Uí Neíll & Lauren Kelly Windmill Integrated PS, Dungannon. St Catherine's College, Armagh. Rachel Kelly Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Aisling O'Neill St Mary's PS, Pomeroy. Louise Keppler St John's PS, Moy Christopher O'Neill St John's PS, Moy. Mark Laverty Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Paul O'Neill St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. Jordan Lavery Windmill Integrated PS, Dungannon. Laura Pabijonaviciute Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Shannon Lawlor Dungannon Primary School. Kyle Procter Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Donna Lewis St Mary's PS, Stewartstown. Matthew Quinn St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Niamh Loughran St Mary's PS, Dunamore. Robert Quinn St Patrick's PS, Donaghmore. Aoife Lyttle St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore & Natalie Rooney St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. St Joseph’s Grammar School, Patrick Sally St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Donaghmore. Callum Schofield St Mary's PS, Stewartstown. Lucy Mackle Sacred Heart PS, Rock. Ryan Sheeky St Patrick's PS, Mullinahoe. Marcus Mackle Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Holly Sweeney Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Joseph Marley St John the Baptist PS, Portadown. Peter Symington St Oliver Plunkett's PS, Toomebridge. Conor McCabe St John's PS, Kingsisland. Karsan Varsani Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Conor McCaffery St John's PS, Moy. Abigail Walsh Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Kyla McCann St Mary's PS, Cabragh. Aimee Walsh St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Hannah McCartney Holy Trinity PS, Cookstown. Eoin Ward St Mary's PS, Aughnacloy. Tiernan McCaughery Edendork Primary School. Amy Weir Edendork Primary School. Niall McCaughey St Joseph's PS, Galbally. SPECIAL AWARDS - 2014 The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts Ellen Cassidy St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. (shared). The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts Ella Gormley St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. (shared). Aughamullan Primary Darran Hanna 7 Years’ Full Attendance. School. Declan Haveron St Mary's PS, Maghery. Full attendance at KS5. Niall Herron St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Full attendance at KS5. St Patrick's PS, Susan Kelly The Olive Donoghue Award (shared). Donaghmore. St Patrick's PS, The Margaret Reilly Award for Citizenship Seanin Little Donaghmore. (shared). Michael Lynn St Patrick's PS, Mullinahoe. Senior Sports Boy of the Year Award. 1st in Media Studies. Claire Mackle St Mary's PS, Maghery. The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts (shared). Chorister of the Year. Ellen McGrath (14G) Edendork Primary School. The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts (shared). The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts Clodagh McGurk Sacred Heart PS, Rock. (shared). St. Patrick’s PS, Annaghmore & Sinead McStravock 1st in Travel & Tourism. St Joseph’s College, Coalisland. Full attendance at KS5. Megan Mullan St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. 1st in Engineering – The TEREX Cup (shared). St. Patrick’s PS, Annaghmore & Daniel O'Neill Full attendance at KS5. St Joseph’s College, Coalisland. Thomas Owens St Mary's PS, Cabragh. Full attendance at KS5. The Olive Donoghue Award (shared). St Patrick's PS, Katie Quinn The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts Annaghmore. (shared). Pearse Quinn St Mary's PS, Pomeroy. 1st in Computing. St John's PS, Kingsisland & Rhys Quinn St Joseph’s College, 1st in Engineering – The TEREX Cup (shared). Coalisland. St Patrick's PS, Jack Ryan 1st in Physical Education. Annaghmore. HIGH ACHIEVEMENT AT ‘A’ LEVEL – 2014 The following students achieved 2 Grade As and a Grade B or equivalent at ‘A’ Level Beth Canavan AAB St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. Orlagh Casey AAB Clintyclay Primary School. Niamh Donnelly A*BB Aughamullan Primary School. Louise Grimley AAB Clintyclay Primary School. Laura-Jane Lewis AAB Sacred Heart PS, Rock. Megan McClure AAB St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. James McKiver AAB St John's PS, Kingsisland. Edward Sheeky AAB St Patrick's PS, Mullinahoe. Mairead Stewart AAB St Mary's PS, Lisbuoy. Pauline Barker A*BB Senior Sports Girl of the Year. St Patrick's PS, Dungannon. Award for Excellence in STEM Subjects - Trophy Daniel Duffy sponsored by Queen’s University, Belfast – School of St John the Baptist PS, AAB Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Portadown. Science. Jamie Gates Distinction Full attendance at KS5. Edendork Primary School. & AB Hannah McAuley AAB Full attendance at KS5. Sacred Heart PS, Rock. Connor McCourt A*BB 1st in Design & Technology. St John's PS, Moy. Clodagh Rafferty The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts A*BB St Joseph's PS, Galbally. (shared). The following students achieved 3 Grade As or equivalent at ‘A’ Level Eimear Cassidy AAA St Mary's PS, Ballygawley. Michael Coney AAA Edendork Primary School. Melissa Hughes AAA Edendork Primary School. Carla McAleer AAA St Mary's PS, Pomeroy. Seainin McCourt AAA St Patrick's PS, Annaghmore. Ellen McLernon AAA Aughamullan Primary School. Niall Bullock St Patrick's PS, AAA Full attendance at KS5. Dungannon. Sarah McGuckin 1st in Psychology – The Marie Campbell Memorial AAA Edendork Primary School. Award. Shannon McNamee A*AB 1st in Applied ICT. St Joseph's PS, Killeenan. Jason Park St Mary's PS, AAA 1st in Applied Business. Stewartstown. The following students achieved a Grade A* in one subject and Grade A in two subjects or equivalent at ‘A’ Level Aoibh Johnson A*AA Primate Dixon PS, Coalisland. Kathy Kelly A*AA St Patrick's PS, Donaghmore. Diarmuid Corr St Patrick's PS, A*AA Deputy Head Boy (2013-2014). Annaghmore. 1st in French (Highest Aggregate Mark) – The John McGurk Cup. Eimear Crealey 1st in Music. A*AA St Mary's PS, Maghery. Chorister of the Year (shared). The Northland Trophy for Contribution to the Arts (shared). Deputy Head Girl (2013-2014). Aoife Cullen 1st in Sociology. St Patrick's PS, A*AA The Margaret Reilly Award for Citizenship (shared). Dungannon. The Margaret Connolly Award in Recognition of Endeavour in Sixth Form. Beth Donnelly 1st in Religious Studies - The Cosgrove Award (shared). St Patrick's PS, A*AA 1st in Applied Health & Social Care. Dungannon. Rebecca Donnelly Corn Mhic An tSagairt for Top Senior Girl in Irish. St Jarlath's PS, A*A*B The Margaret Reilly Award for Citizenship (shared). Blackwatertown. Emma Hurson St Patrick's PS, A*AA 1st in Geography. Dungannon. Emily McIlvanna St Patrick's PS, A*AA Head Girl (2013-2014). Dungannon. 1st in Art & Design. Mark Mullan 7 Years’ Full Attendance. St Patrick's PS, A*A*B Certificate and Cheque from SELB in recognition of 14 Dungannon.
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