IN PHOTOS: Loreto College Coleraine 'immensely proud' of students' A Level achievements

At A level, 90% of all A Level grades obtained by the Year 14 students were grades A*- C.

The Loreto class of 2026 will now embark on a wide range of new courses and take up new challenges, with the vast majority getting into their chosen courses at this stage.

Across Key Stage 5, 126 students obtained at least three grades at A*- C. In total, 19 students achieved at least three straight A Grades or better. Overall, nine students achieved four A grades or better.

Outstanding A Level Achievements and Destinations

Dubhla Mullan 4 A* Grades (QUB – Medicine); Dzuljeta Ozolina 3 A* Grades (LPJM – Law); Mia Campbell 2 A* and 2 A Grades (QUB –Mathematics); Lucy McGuinness 1 A* and 3 A Grades (QUB - Pharmacy); Zara Chan 1A* and 2 A Grades (QUB - Aerospace Engineering); Isabella O’Kane 1A* and 2 A Grades (QUB - Finance); Cara Mooney 3 A Grades (QUB - Pharmacy); Tess Mullan 3 A Grades (QUB - Economics with Finance)

Outstanding AS Level Achievements

At AS Level, six students achieved four straight A grades, which is the highest grade attainable at AS level: Eoghan Black, Aoife Dempsey, Daniel Henry, Mary Mullan, Erin O’Reilly and Joshua Young.

A further five students achieved at least three A grades: Cormac Kirgan, Klaudia Burczak, Mairead McCloskey, Molly Moore and Hannah Scott.

Loreto College Principal Mr Gallagher commented: “We are immensely proud of our students’ achievements. These results are a testament to their hard work, the support of their families, and the dedication of our teaching staff.

"As our students embark on the next chapter of their academic and professional journeys, Loreto College celebrates their success and looks forward to seeing the positive impact they will make in their chosen fields.”