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ABOVE: The top A2 student receiving the Frank Devenny Cup for best A2 results from Mr John Keenan. St Pius X College, Magherafelt recently celebrated their annual prizegiving ceremony, with senior students gathering alongside their families on Tuesday September 13. School principal Mr Peter Friel described the event as an 'occasion of great pride' and said the school was a 'rich tapestry of inclusion and diversity'. He praised the pupils and staff alike for their commitment and dedication, noting that the excellent GCSE results were their 'best ever' with 99% of students achieving 5 or more GCSEs A*-C. There was also praise for the A Level pupils who enjoyed their 'most successful year to date'. The school was delighted to welcome guest speaker, Mr John Keenan, Chairman of Derry GAA. He delivered an inspiring speech which praised the ongoing successes of the college. Mr Keenan made many parallels between the GAA and the college who work under the same mission statement: “As a collective, we are much stronger." Mr Friel concluded by congratulating all of the prizewinners and the effort and commitment of everyone at the college.
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ABOVE: Top students at GCE A2 Level pictured with Principal, Mr. P Friel and guest Mr John Keenan. St Pius X College, Magherafelt recently celebrated their annual prizegiving ceremony, with senior students gathering alongside their families on Tuesday September 13. School principal Mr Peter Friel described the event as an 'occasion of great pride' and said the school was a 'rich tapestry of inclusion and diversity'. He praised the pupils and staff alike for their commitment and dedication, noting that the excellent GCSE results were their 'best ever' with 99% of students achieving 5 or more GCSEs A*-C. There was also praise for the A Level pupils who enjoyed their 'most successful year to date'. The school was delighted to welcome guest speaker, Mr John Keenan, Chairman of Derry GAA. He delivered an inspiring speech which praised the ongoing successes of the college. Mr Keenan made many parallels between the GAA and the college who work under the same mission statement: “As a collective, we are much stronger." Mr Friel concluded by congratulating all of the prizewinners and the effort and commitment of everyone at the college.
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ABOVE: -Group-Awards for Excellent Achievement in GCEs pictured with Principal Mr. P Friel and guest Mr John Keenan. St Pius X College, Magherafelt recently celebrated their annual prizegiving ceremony, with senior students gathering alongside their families on Tuesday September 13. School principal Mr Peter Friel described the event as an 'occasion of great pride' and said the school was a 'rich tapestry of inclusion and diversity'. He praised the pupils and staff alike for their commitment and dedication, noting that the excellent GCSE results were their 'best ever' with 99% of students achieving 5 or more GCSEs A*-C. There was also praise for the A Level pupils who enjoyed their 'most successful year to date'. The school was delighted to welcome guest speaker, Mr John Keenan, Chairman of Derry GAA. He delivered an inspiring speech which praised the ongoing successes of the college. Mr Keenan made many parallels between the GAA and the college who work under the same mission statement: “As a collective, we are much stronger." Mr Friel concluded by congratulating all of the prizewinners and the effort and commitment of everyone at the college.
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ABOVE: Top students at GCSE Level pictured with Principal Mr. P Friel and Mr John Keenan. St Pius X College, Magherafelt recently celebrated their annual prizegiving ceremony, with senior students gathering alongside their families on Tuesday September 13. School principal Mr Peter Friel described the event as an 'occasion of great pride' and said the school was a 'rich tapestry of inclusion and diversity'. He praised the pupils and staff alike for their commitment and dedication, noting that the excellent GCSE results were their 'best ever' with 99% of students achieving 5 or more GCSEs A*-C. There was also praise for the A Level pupils who enjoyed their 'most successful year to date'. The school was delighted to welcome guest speaker, Mr John Keenan, Chairman of Derry GAA. He delivered an inspiring speech which praised the ongoing successes of the college. Mr Keenan made many parallels between the GAA and the college who work under the same mission statement: “As a collective, we are much stronger." Mr Friel concluded by congratulating all of the prizewinners and the effort and commitment of everyone at the college.