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50% of students in Gaelcholáiste Chéitinn received over 500 points in the Leaving Certificate
50% of students in Gaelcholáiste Chéitinn received over 500 points in the Leaving Certificate
On Friday, August 23rd, students from Gaelcholáiste Chéitinn gathered at ‘the Mall’ in Clonmel to receive their eagerly awaited Leaving Certificate results.
Accompanied by their families and friends, they were warmly greeted by their teachers. We are immensely proud of the Class of 2024 and their accomplishments. The results achieved by Gaelcholáiste Chéitinn significantly surpass the national averages. At the Irish-medium secondary school in the heart of Clonmel, 50% of students scored over 500 points, significantly higher than the national average of 24%. Additionally, 75% of students achieved over 400 points, well above the national average of 52%. Guímid gach rath orthu sa todhchaí.
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