Outstanding GSCE success!

22nd August 2025

We are delighted with our students’ impressive GCSE results!

Two years of hard work and commitment has resulted in superb achievements across

all subject areas, a trend which continues to cement St Louis as one of the topachieving schools in Northern Ireland.

An impressive 98.2 % of Year 12 students attained 7 or more GCSEs at Grades A* - C

(including English and Maths), with 60 students celebrating an outstanding 8 A*/A

grades or more and 75 students celebrating an outstanding 7 A* /A grades or more.

Remarkably 83% of all results were Grades A* - B!

“I am so proud of our students. They have put tremendous effort into their studies over

the last two years and deserve to celebrate these outstanding results.

Sincere thanks to our highly skilled and dedicated staff and to our parents for their

ongoing support. What sets St Louis apart are positive and supportive relationships

which exist within our school community, the foundation for these excellent outcomes.

At St Louis we are proud to prioritise a whole school approach, with a commitment to

ensuring that our students are happy and content while excelling academically and

indeed in all aspects of school life.

We are committed to providing the best possible education for our students. To this

end, we continue to invest in and renew the school infrastructure, our aim to give every

child in our care the best possible chance of success. Thanks to the support of past

pupils, parents and friends of the school we are currently developing two, state of the

art, Science rooms ready for the new school year. Our students will benefit from

modern facilities and equipment, enabling more hands-on experiments and fostering a

true love of Science.

St Louis continues to be at the forefront of education locally, ensuring that our students

have access to the best possible resources and continuing our tradition of excellent

results.

Well done to the GCSE Class of 2025. I look forward to welcoming you back in

September to begin your A Level study”.

Mrs J O'Neill (Principal)