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Wed May 16th: Student of
the year award. Thurs May 17th:
Awards Night.
Fri May 18th:TY Economics students
travel to the Central Bank for final of their
"Euro Generation"
Competition.
Mon May 21st:
Under 15 boys football team in Ulster final of
Treanor Cup
Tues May 22nd:Leaving
Cert mass
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 Leaving cert is an exam taken by sixth year
students at the end of the school year. The
Leaving Certificate Examination (commonly
referred to as the Leaving Cert) is the final
examination in the Irish secondary school
system. Two years' study is required, and it is
usually taken 3 years after the Junior
Certificate Examination. Most students taking
the examination are aged 17-19 years old. The
Examination is overseen by the State
Examinations Commission.
The
examinations run for up to two weeks and begin
at the start of June. The State Examinations
Commission is responsible for the development,
assessment, accreditation and certification of
the second-level examinations of the Irish
state: the Junior Certificate and the Leaving
Certificate. The State Examinations Commission
is a non-departmental public body under the
aegis of the Department of Education and
Science.
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