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59 Chanterhill Road, Enniskillen, BT74 6DG

Grammar · Boys · Voluntary · SEAG member

Pupils
707
Year 8
105
Council
Fermanagh and Omagh

Your chances

against these criteria.

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

  1. Band 1 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  2. Band 2 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  3. Band 3 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  4. Band 4 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  5. Band 5 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  6. Band 6 SEAG boys, plus boys with accepted special circumstances or provision judged of comparable ability.
  7. All other applicants not placed in Bands 1 to 6.
  8. Brother or half, step or legally adopted brother currently enrolled, or selected for next year.
  9. Eldest boy, or only boy, eligible to transfer to a mainstream post-primary school (verification required).
  10. Entitled to Free School Meals on the Education Authority register at application.
  11. Random selection by surname initial letter order if still oversubscribed (tie-break).

The school's criteria

Getting in

7 of the 107 children who put it first were not offered a place in 2026/27.

Places depend mostly on the SEAG score, so how many apply says little on its own.

Applications per place (all preferences): 1.2 in 2024/25, 1.1 in 2025/26, 1.1 in 2026/27.

Results for its intake

Expected about 95%, got 92.3% (5+ GCSEs A* to C with English and maths, 2024/25).

0%50%100%0%20%40%Pupils on free school meals
Each dot is a grammar 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
2024/2510011720100
2025/2610010810100
2026/2710010700100

In 2026/27, 100 of the 107 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
9.2%
Special educational needs
135 pupils (47 with a statement)
Has Years 13 and 14
Yes
Area
Urban

Religious background of pupilsProtestant 0%, Catholic 96.9%, other or none 3.1%

Exam results (2024/25)

5+ GCSEs A* to C, with English and maths
92.3%
5+ GCSEs A* to C
93.3%
3+ A-levels A* to C
70.5%
2+ A-levels A* to E
96.2%
Year 12 pupils counted
104
A-level pupils counted
78

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

Admissions

From the school's admissions criteria for September 2026.

Year 8 places: 100 (whole school: 770)

Applications and admissions in recent years
YearPlacesApplications (all preferences)Admitted
2023/24100100106
2024/25100119109
2025/26100109105

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

School's note: *includes statemented pupils admitted **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)

Uses transfer test results in its admissions criteria. Special Circumstances/Provision claims use the SEAG band; SEAG is the entrance assessment.

Open event: Open Day date 28th January 2026 (school's Year 8 open evening).

Sources

DENI reference 2420043

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