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St Louis Grammar School, Ballymena

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Established
  
1924

Headteacher
  
Sean Rafferty

Phone
  
+44 28 2564 9534

Province
  
Ulster

Religion
  
Catholic

Gender
  
Unisex

Number of students
  
1,030

Founded
  
1924

Type
  
Grammar foundation school

Location
  
Ballymena Antrim Northern Ireland

Address
  
Cullybackey Rd, Ballymena BT43 5DW, UK

Motto
  
Ut sint Unim" ('That we all may be one')

Similar
  
Ballymena Academy, Slemish College, Cullyback College, Cambridge House Grammar, Dunclug College

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St Louis Grammar School is a school in Ballymena, Northern Ireland.

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History

The school was established in 1924, as the convent of nuns from the St. Louis Order opened their doors to local girls. In 1970 the first boys were admitted and it became co-educational.

Academics

Besides the GCSE core subjects of English/English Literature, Mathematics, Religious Education and Science the following optional GCSE subjects are offered to pupils in Key Stage 4: Further Mathematics, Art & Design, Business Studies, Construction, Design & Technology, Drama, French, Geography, History, Home Economics, Information & Communication Technology, Irish, Music, Physical Education and Spanish.

Post 16 pupils are offered a choice of 3 or 4 A-Levels.

In 2015 St Louis Grammar School was ranked Third among Grammar Schools in Northern Ireland in terms of its A-level performance. A total of 92.7% of its students entered for A-Levels achieved a grade of A* - C.

Past Pupils

  • Michael O'Neill
  • References

    St Louis Grammar School, Ballymena Wikipedia