Students from Lagan College and Campbell College in Belfast discussed their A-level results and whether they will choose to stay in Northern Ireland.
Ruby Devine, Rosemary Polland, and Alice Kelly receive their A-level results at Lagan College, Belfast
Mirran Morrison, Cohen Taylor, Caoimhe McClure and Chris Cassells, all students of the integrated Lagan College, got the results they needed to be accepted to their desired University courses. “I was going to be nervous regardless. So I tried to kind of just block everything else out and just go with what happens so I’m absolutely gobsmacked,” Ms Morrison said.He added that the exam board’s recognition of the impact of Covid was helpful, despite the decrease in top grades over the year.
“I think going to an integrated school I am very conscious about what this place is, but I also spent a lot of time thinking about how we can make it better,” he said. “It did, like putting that out, did make us feel really nervous for them and stressed us out a bit. But everyone I’ve talked to has done exactly how they wanted and better so I’m really proud of everyone,” she said.Like most other students getting their results today, Ms McClure experienced significant disruption in her previous exams as a result of Covid-19.
Amanda McNamee, principal of Lagan College, said she was “delighted” for their 2023 class, and that they had managed a turbulent time in education due to Covid restrictions. “A majority of our youngsters are still heading towards Queens and University of Ulster, which is, which is really heartwarming,” she said.
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