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Drumglass High School

Post-primaryAges 11–16ControlledLearning support centreNon-grammar

24-38 Carland Road, Dungannon, BT71 4AA · Mid Ulster

Dungannon’s School Grade A− against Northern Ireland’s towns

Its letter
36%
of Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools have lower GCSE results
How full
306 of 500 places
194 places free for 2025/26
Free school meals
22%
of pupils · outlined square = Northern Ireland’s post-primary schools (23%)
Special needs
28%
on the SEN register, 64 with a statement (Northern Ireland: 17%)
The gist

What stands out about Drumglass High School

  • Its own letter, C+: 55% of Year 12 got 5+ GCSEs A*–C with English and maths, against 60% at the average non-grammar school
  • A Catholic minority of 13%; 62% Protestant and 25% other or none
  • 194 of 500 places free this year

Results

DE · exams 2024/25 · 84 Year 12 pupils

Each bar is a group of schools. The schools Drumglass High School beats are shaded green.

5+ GCSEs A*–C with English and maths 55%

Against Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools: higher than 36%. Against all 186: higher than 24%.

0%20%40%60%80%100%NI non-grammar avg 59.8%Drumglass High School 55%

Department of Education, examination performance at post-primary schools 2024/25. Also: 60% got 5+ GCSEs A*–C in any subjects.

Pupils

DE school census · October 2025 · 370 pupils

Each year group

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

60
84
78
88
60
Y8Y9Y10Y11Y12

Who goes here

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

ProtestantCatholicOther Christian, other religion, none or not statedNot published (fewer than 5 pupils)
Drumglass High School
Northern Ireland’s post-primary schoolsmixed

103 pupils are on the special needs register: 39 supported by the school at stages 1 and 2, and 64 with a statement. The school has a learning support centre, a specialist class of 33 pupils. 13% 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.

01002003004005002016/172019/202022/232025/26Pupils

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.

Side by side

Dungannon’s 5 post-primary schools

Against the town’s other post-primary schools. Grammar schools’ results are higher because they select at 11; each letter compares a school with its own kind.

5+ GCSEs A*–C with English and maths

3+ A-levels A*–C

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 Drumglass High School’s C+ is its place among Northern Ireland’s 120 non-grammar schools: better than 36% of them. Among all schools it is better than 24%.

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 Drumglass High School

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

1 km2 km3 kmNC+BCC+Drumglass High School

The five nearest

Nearby schools

Schools of the same phase near Drumglass 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.

Drumglass High School: common questions

Is Drumglass High School a good school?

By its published GCSE results it earns a C+ among Northern Ireland’s non-grammar schools: 55% 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 Drumglass High School?

370 in October 2025.

Are there places at Drumglass High School?

For 2025/26 the Department of Education counts 194 places free of its approved enrolment of 500. 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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