School provides special education

The principal of Cross and Passion College in Ballycastle has praised the ‘special provision’ given to pupils at the school.
Top Achievers in GCSE Examinations 2018: Pathway 1 Eoin Crawford, Caitlin Heggarty, Cealach OConnor, Aine McKendry, Cara Casey, Ide Hughes, Amy Young, Ellie Glackin, John OKane, Connlaoth McTaggart, Enya McShane, Elena Morton, Emma McAfee and Claire McBride.
Pathway 2 Owen Magee, Kacee McKendry, Callum Butler, Caoimhe Butler and Clodagh OKane. Occupational Pathway Corey Campbell, Damian Quinn and Conor OMullanTop Achievers in GCSE Examinations 2018: Pathway 1 Eoin Crawford, Caitlin Heggarty, Cealach OConnor, Aine McKendry, Cara Casey, Ide Hughes, Amy Young, Ellie Glackin, John OKane, Connlaoth McTaggart, Enya McShane, Elena Morton, Emma McAfee and Claire McBride.
Pathway 2 Owen Magee, Kacee McKendry, Callum Butler, Caoimhe Butler and Clodagh OKane. Occupational Pathway Corey Campbell, Damian Quinn and Conor OMullan
Top Achievers in GCSE Examinations 2018: Pathway 1 Eoin Crawford, Caitlin Heggarty, Cealach OConnor, Aine McKendry, Cara Casey, Ide Hughes, Amy Young, Ellie Glackin, John OKane, Connlaoth McTaggart, Enya McShane, Elena Morton, Emma McAfee and Claire McBride. Pathway 2 Owen Magee, Kacee McKendry, Callum Butler, Caoimhe Butler and Clodagh OKane. Occupational Pathway Corey Campbell, Damian Quinn and Conor OMullan

At Prize Day, Paul McClean welcomed Reverend Fr Daly, the Board of Governors, special guest Donal Reid and most importantly ‘our pupils who are here to receive recognition for a host of successes, victories and achievements during the last academic year’.

He also expressed thanks to Mrs McCaughan, Chair of the Board of Governors as well as all the hard work and dedication of staff, parents and families ‘who work so positively with us all year round’.

He added: I have attended and been involved in many celebrations of achievement during my time in education, however, my first experience of the Cross and Passion College way of doing things was very shortly after appointment in September 2016 and I was struck then, just as you and I will be again, with the range of awards, the achievements of the pupils and the very honest and heartfelt tributes that the staff have written about the young people they have cared for and helped on their way to reaching their potential.

Class certificates for the top girl(s) and top boy(s) in summer 2019 Examinations. Year 8; Red Route Ciara Smyth and Cian Baudant,
Green Route Cvita Olivari, Conan McErlain and Kieran McToal. Year 9;
Red Route Shannagh Hegarty and Zach Mitchell, Green Route Olivia Kelly, Christy Connolly and Gavin McToal. Year 10; Red Route Cerys McCormick and Pablo Mitchell. Green Route Elora McGarry and Ben DevineClass certificates for the top girl(s) and top boy(s) in summer 2019 Examinations. Year 8; Red Route Ciara Smyth and Cian Baudant,
Green Route Cvita Olivari, Conan McErlain and Kieran McToal. Year 9;
Red Route Shannagh Hegarty and Zach Mitchell, Green Route Olivia Kelly, Christy Connolly and Gavin McToal. Year 10; Red Route Cerys McCormick and Pablo Mitchell. Green Route Elora McGarry and Ben Devine
Class certificates for the top girl(s) and top boy(s) in summer 2019 Examinations. Year 8; Red Route Ciara Smyth and Cian Baudant, Green Route Cvita Olivari, Conan McErlain and Kieran McToal. Year 9; Red Route Shannagh Hegarty and Zach Mitchell, Green Route Olivia Kelly, Christy Connolly and Gavin McToal. Year 10; Red Route Cerys McCormick and Pablo Mitchell. Green Route Elora McGarry and Ben Devine

“The breadth of awards and successes here, achieved by pupils from right across the spectrum of our school are a testament to the academic and extra-curricular opportunities that exist here in the college. Well done to all.”