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Gortmerron Link, Dungannon, BT71 6LS

Non-selective · Mixed · Integrated

Pupils
767
Year 8
117
Council
Mid Ulster

Your chances

against these criteria.

How it chooses when it has more applicants than places, in order:

  1. Other category applied first, up to a maximum of 30% of places; the rest split between Catholic and Protestant.
  2. Applicants who have named the college as first preference.
  3. Applicants who have a sibling currently enrolled at the college.
  4. Applicants who are the eldest child of the family, or eldest eligible due to an older sibling at a different school.
  5. Applicants transferring from a grant maintained or controlled integrated school.
  6. Selection for any remaining places by initial letter of surname, in the order set out.
  7. Where surnames share an initial, later letters are used in alphabetical order.
  8. Free school meals applicants prioritised so their share of admissions is not below their share of first-preference applications.
  9. Tie-break by age: eldest first, as entered on the birth certificate.

The school's criteria

Getting in

Usually has spare places

Everyone who put it first was offered a place in 2026/27 (67 children).

Applications per place (all preferences): 1.1 in 2024/25, 0.9 in 2025/26, 0.7 in 2026/27.

Results for its intake

Expected about 66%, got 60.7% (5+ GCSEs A* to C with English and maths, 2024/25).

0%50%100%0%40%80%Pupils on free school meals
Each dot is a non-selective school with 30 or more Year 12 pupils. The dashed line is what schools usually get at each free school meals level.

Who applied

Applications by the preference families gave the school, and children admitted
YearPlacesPut it 1st2nd3rd or laterAdmitted
2024/251109998110
2025/261109434101
2026/27110677781

In 2026/27, 67 of the 67 children who put it first got a place here.

Each child counts once, at the preference their family gave this school. Figures at the end of the admissions procedure, from the Education Authority's analysis of preferences.

Pupils (October 2025)

Free school meals
21.4%
Special educational needs
167 pupils (57 with a statement)
Has Years 13 and 14
Yes
Area
Urban

Religious background of pupilsProtestant 26.2%, Catholic 47.8%, other or none 25.9%

Exam results (2024/25)

5+ GCSEs A* to C, with English and maths
60.7%
5+ GCSEs A* to C
96.3%
3+ A-levels A* to C
59.5%
2+ A-levels A* to E
100%
Year 12 pupils counted
107
A-level pupils counted
42

Source: Department of Education, SAER 2024/25, Open Government Licence.

Admissions

From the school's admissions criteria for September 2026.

Year 8 places: 110 (whole school: 685)

Applications and admissions in recent years
YearPlacesApplications (all preferences)Admitted
2023/24110116110
2024/25110116109
2025/26110108117

Applications count every family that named the school at any preference, not only first preferences.

School's note: *The Total Admissions for year 2025/2026 includes all Year 8 children admitted to the school including those who have a statement of special educational needs and/or may be attending SPiMS. (SPiMS = Specialist Provision in Mainstream School)

Does not use transfer test results in its admissions criteria.

Sources

DENI reference 5260286

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