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St Aidan's High School

Post-primaryAges 11–16Catholic maintainedNon-grammar

138 Main Street, Derrylin, BT92 9PD · Fermanagh And Omagh · near Lisnaskea

Lisnaskea’s School Grade A+ against Northern Ireland’s towns

Its letter
87%
of Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools have lower GCSE results
How full
235 of 330 places
95 places free for 2025/26
Free school meals
13%
of pupils · outlined square = Northern Ireland’s post-primary schools (23%)
Special needs
39%
on the SEN register, 35 with a statement (Northern Ireland: 17%)
The gist

What stands out about St Aidan's High School

  • Its own letter, A: 76% of Year 12 got 5+ GCSEs A*–C with English and maths, against 60% at the average non-grammar school
  • Mostly one community: 97% Catholic
  • 95 of 330 places free this year

Results

DE · exams 2024/25 · 46 Year 12 pupils

Each bar is a group of schools. The schools St Aidan's High School beats are shaded green.

5+ GCSEs A*–C with English and maths 76%

Against Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools: higher than 87%. Against all 186: higher than 59%.

0%20%40%60%80%100%NI non-grammar avg 59.8%St Aidan's High School 76%

Department of Education, examination performance at post-primary schools 2024/25. Also: 87% got 5+ GCSEs A*–C in any subjects.

Pupils

DE school census · October 2025 · 270 pupils

Each year group

Years 8 to 12 to GCSE, then the sixth form (dark bars).

65
54
44
55
52
Y8Y9Y10Y11Y12

Who goes here

Pupils by religion, against Lisnaskea’s other post-primary schools.

ProtestantCatholicOther Christian, other religion, none or not statedNot published (fewer than 5 pupils)
St Aidan's High Schoolone community
St Kevin's Collegeone community
Northern Ireland’s post-primary schoolsmixed

105 pupils are on the special needs register: 70 supported by the school at stages 1 and 2, and 35 with a statement. 6% are newcomer pupils, who don’t yet have the language of the curriculum.

Department of Education, school enrolment, school level data 2025/26: year groups, religion, SEN, newcomers.

Pupils over time

Pupil numbers over time

Published school census enrolments, by academic year.

0701402102802016/172019/202022/232025/26Pupils

Department of Education school censuses, 2016/17–2025/26. This school’s reference number throughout; primary totals include attached nursery classes. Later workbooks separate specialist provision in mainstream; combined totals are used where published. Missing counts stay missing.

Its letter

How the letter is worked out

Northern Ireland selects at 11. Grammar schools average 94% of pupils with five good GCSEs including English and maths, non-grammar schools 60%. Ranked against all 186 schools together, a non-grammar school would be held to grammar-school intakes, and a grammar school would look outstanding for its intake alone. So St Aidan's High School’s A is its place among Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools: better than 87% of them. Among all schools it is better than 59%.

The bands are the site’s own: A+ is the top 5%, A the next 10%, and so on down to D− for the bottom 5%. It rests on one year’s results; Northern Ireland publishes no progress measure.

Nearby

Schools near St Aidan's High School

Every mainstream school within 3 km. Post-primary schools are squares, with their letter; integrated schools are teal.

1 km2 km3 kmNASt Aidan's High School

The five nearest

Nearby schools

Schools of the same phase near St Aidan's High School

Nearest first, within the same nation, as the crow flies. Up to 8 km, or 25 km where there are fewer than three nearby. Catchments and admissions rules decide which school a child gets.

St Aidan's High School: common questions

Is St Aidan's High School a good school?

By its published GCSE results it earns an A among Northern Ireland’s non-grammar schools: 76% of its Year 12 pupils got 5 or more GCSEs at A* to C including English and maths in 2024/25, against 60% at the average non-grammar school.

How many pupils go to St Aidan's High School?

270 in October 2025.

Are there places at St Aidan's High School?

For 2025/26 the Department of Education counts 95 places free of its approved enrolment of 330. Apply through the Education Authority, in Primary 7.

Not on this page yet: the Education and Training Inspectorate’s latest report and the school’s budget per pupil.

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