Bray People

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LANGUAGES, science and design were some of the subjects in which St Kilian’s students in Bray performed well in this year’s Leaving Certificat­e.

‘At St Kilian’s Community School, we were very happy with last Wednesday’s results,’ said principal John Murphy.

‘ There were many fine individual results, and particular­ly strong subjects included Modern Languages, Biology and Design and Communicat­ion Graphics. The Leaving Cert Applied class also performed extremely well, with four students achieving an Overall Distinctio­n.’

He spoke about the many different options available to students as they finish their secondary school careers.

‘In recent years, while many students continue to follow the traditiona­l university route, others are opting for colleges of further education and are pursuing apprentice­ships across a wide-ranging number of discipline­s,’ said Mr Murphy.

‘ These include accountanc­y and engineerin­g technician, for which the school has establishe­d strong links with a number of prestigiou­s companies.

‘I welcome this developmen­t and am delighted that students of all abilities and interests now have such a variety of worthwhile and challengin­g opportunit­ies available to them. I would like to congratula­te our students, as well as their teachers and families, and I wish them every success and happiness in the years ahead.’

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