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The controlled education sector is the largest, most diverse education sector in Northern Ireland comprising 49% of all schools across all phases: nursery, special, primary, secondary, grammar, integrated and Irish medium schools. Controlled schools are open to all, welcoming children and young people of all faiths and none. They are richly diverse and inclusive, reflective of and embedded in their local communities.
The ethos of controlled schools emphasises the importance of providing high-quality education for all pupils within the local community, regardless of their religious background, ability or socioeconomic status. They strive to create welcoming and inclusive learning environments that nurture understanding, respect, and a sense of belonging. Controlled schools are managed by the Education Authority.
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Banbridge Academy pupils have once again produced impressive GCSE results. Of the 192 pupils who sat GCSE examinations this year, 57.1% of all entries resulted in the top grades A*/A, and when B Grades are included this figure rises to 84.8%.
Fivemiletown College is celebrating the best ever set of GCSE results in the schools’ history for the second year in a row.
After months of hard work, pupils across the controlled sector will today, Thursday 23 August, receive their GCSE results and make decisions about their future.
Sixth form pupils at Antrim Grammar School celebrated an outstanding set of A level results this year, the best in the schools’ history, with 81% of pupils achieving at least three grades A*-C.
Elation abounded in Dromore High this week as the school community celebrated a wonderful set of post 16 results.
Congratulations to Ballyclare High School, where an outstanding 99.9% of pupils secured pass grades in three or more A level subjects this year.
The pupils of Banbridge Academy obtained the best ever A level results in the history of the school with an outstanding 87.5% of pupils achieving three grades A*- C.
CSSC Chief Executive Barry Mulholland today, Thursday 16 August, acknowledged the hard work of pupils, teachers and principals as young people from controlled schools across Northern Ireland received their A level results.
The Controlled Schools' Support Council (CSSC) Chief Executive and current captain of Lurgan Golf Club, Barry Mulholland, recently hosted a charity event at the club.
