selb news: SUCCESS AT GCSE, AS AND A LEVELS FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS

2006

Tuesday 3 October 2006

SUCCESS AT GCSE, AS AND A LEVELS FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS

As usual, we are absolutely delighted with our young people who have a significant hearing loss and who achieved highly at GCSE, ‘AS’ and ‘A’ level. These young people have much greater hurdles to overcome than many others and so we wish to offer them our warmest congratulations!

Very, very well done to the following young people!

SUCCESS AT GCSE, AS AND A LEVELS FOR CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS

Richard McMullan from Lismore Comprehensive School in Lurgan did well in his ‘A’ levels and is now studying Computing at the University of Ulster in Coleraine.

Sharon Wells from Lurgan College did well in her ‘A’ levels and has started at Stranmillis College to do Education.

Claire Hughes from St. Patrick’s High School, Keady did well at ‘AS’ level and is now back to do her final year.

Tara Doyle from Portadown College did well in her AS levels and is now back to do her ‘A’ levels.

Brian O’Neil from St. Michael’s Grammar School in Lurgan did well at ‘AS’ level and has now returned to school to do ‘A’ levels.

Victoria Peden from Lurgan College both did well at GCSE and are now into the 6 th form there.

Andrew McRoberts from Lurgan College both did well at AS level and is now in his final year at school.

Gary Reel from St. Joseph’s High School in Crossmaglen did well in his GCSE exams and is now in Clanrye College.

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