Abbey Community College celebrate outstanding Leaving Cert success
This morning, students from Abbey Community College received their Leaving Certificate and Leaving Certificate Applied results.
This year's results are particularly noteworthy, with a large cohort of students achieving in excess of 600 CAO points, reflecting an outstanding level of academic excellence across the year group.
In addition, a number of students attained the exceptional distinction of achieving the maximum seven H1 grades.
The school's Leaving Certificate Applied students have also excelled, achieving results at the highest end of the national scale, a testament to their perseverance and personal growth.

Speaking on behalf of the school community, Ms. Michelle Jefford, Principal of Abbey Community College said:
"We are immensely proud of each and every one of our students. Their dedication, resilience, and positive attitude have been truly inspiring. The exceptional results achieved this year, including a significant number of students attaining over 600 points. Today is a celebration of their achievements and of the many people who have supported them along the way. We wish the Class of 2026 every success and happiness as they begin the next chapter of their lives."
"These results are a testament not only to the commitment of our students but also to the support of their parents and guardians, whose encouragement and guidance have been invaluable throughout their educational journeys. We also extend our sincere thanks to the many primary schools that laid the foundations for our students' learning and development, helping to prepare them for success at second level and beyond."

Abbey Community College expressed thanks to its dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff for their care, expertise, and unwavering commitment to student success.
In recent years, staff have continued to engage in extensive professional learning and upskilling to ensure they remain fully informed of all developments relating to curriculum, assessment, and examinations.
As students take the next steps in their educational and career journeys, the school's Guidance Counsellors and Student Support Team remain available to provide advice and support throughout the CAO process and beyond.

A spokesperson from the school said: 'Today, we celebrate not only academic achievement but also the many experiences, friendships, and memories that have shaped the Class of 2026. They have made a valued contribution to the life of Abbey Community College, and we are confident they will continue to make a positive impact in their communities and chosen fields.'



