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Loreto Community School Milford has paid tribute to their Leaving Cert students, who got their results on Friday. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
Students who received their results online popped into the school to meet the teaching staff and management.
“We were delighted to see so many of our Class of 2024 and their parents join us to celebrate their Leaving Cert results yesterday,” Loreto Community School Milford said. “We thank you for your contribution to the school and wish you all the best on the next phase of your journey. Congratulations to all our students we are so proud of each and everyone of you and all that you have achieved.
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“Congratulations to Rónán Ferry who is our highest achieving student in the LC with an incredible points tally, Mr. Vincent and Sandra Ferry.
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“Congratulations to Enya Bolton, our highest achieving LCA student receiving a distinction with an overall score of 96%, who is pictured with her Father, Mr Adam Bolton and Year Head Ms Maureen Curran. Enya was among six of her classmates to receive a distinction. Well done to all and the best of luck in your future endeavours.”
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