A-level results from three Enniskillen schools have been released.

At Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, 25 students achieved at least three A grades. Almost a quarter of the cohort achieved at least one A* grade. Principal Elizabeth Armstrong said pupils performed well across 28 subjects and that the results reflected their hard work and perseverance, with support from teachers and parents. Students have secured places at Oxford, Warwick, Manchester, Newcastle, Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University. Courses include Earth Sciences at Oxford, Cybersecurity, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, and Mathematics and Operational Research at Warwick, Dentistry at Manchester, Modern Languages and International Relations at Newcastle, and programmes including Law, Medicine, Pharmacy and Media and Broadcast Production at Queen's. Ulster University destinations include Speech and Language Therapy and Biomedical Engineering.

At Mount Lourdes Grammar School, 120 Year 14 students completed three A-level subjects. 98.5 per cent achieved grades A to E in all three, and 80 per cent achieved A to C across all three. Eighteen students achieved three A grades or better. Cora McGlone was the school's top achiever with three A* grades. Principal Sinead Cullen attributed the results to students' commitment, resilience and diligence, along with support from parents, carers and teaching staff.

At St Michael's College, four pupils achieved three A* grades. The school said this year saw one of its highest-ever numbers of students achieving A grades or above across all three subjects. Principal Cathal O'Connor said the results reflected the college's approach of combining academic excellence with pastoral care and support, and acknowledged the role of parents, guardians, teachers and support staff.