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Clonaslee College was proud to congratulate all its Leaving Certificate students on their exceptional performance this year. Notably, six students achieved over 400 points, and seven students earned over 300 points in their exams.
Among their top performers were Sam Thompson, Aisling Harding, and Matt Keating, whose hard work and dedication have truly paid off.
This year also saw the success of their Ukrainian students, who sat the Leaving Certificate exam and performed brilliantly. They are especially proud of Denys, who has been accepted into the army and is eagerly anticipating the start of his training. Viktoriia is another standout, as she plans to begin a PLC course in Portlaoise focused on web design.
In addition, this marks the first year that Clonaslee College has offered the Leaving Certificate Applied (LCA) programme. The inaugural group has already made them proud, with two students receiving distinctions and one earning a merit.
Clonaslee College wish to extend their heartfelt congratulations to all their 2024 Leaving Certificate students for their remarkable achievements.
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