Choosing St. Ronan’s College in Lurgan offers your child a unique blend of modern facilities, a supportive inclusive environment, and a strong track record of academic success. Since its formation in 2015, the college has established itself as a leading all-ability grammar school.

Brand New £58 Million Campus
In September 2025, the college opened its state-of-the-art campus on Cornakinnegar Road, uniting all year groups on a single 36-acre site.
  • Cutting-Edge Learning: Features include specialized rooms for art, drama, science, and technology, plus an immersion video room and a sensory room within a dedicated pastoral area.
  • Top-Tier Sports: The new campus boasts grass and synthetic GAA and football pitches, five tennis courts, a fitness suite, and a large multi-purpose sports hall.
  • Heritage Focus: The design incorporates nods to Lurgan’s history, with classrooms named after saints to foster a sense of identity and belonging.
Academic Excellence & Diverse Pathways
St. Ronan’s operates as a non-selective grammar school, meaning it provides high-level academic opportunities without entry exams while supporting students of all abilities.
  • GCSE Success: In 2025, the school celebrated a 100% pass rate at GCSE, with nearly 90% of grades falling in the top A–C band*.
  • Broad Curriculum: Students can choose from over 40 courses at A-Level, ranging from traditional sciences and languages to vocational paths like Engineering, Law, and Software Systems Development.
  • Unique Sports Qualifications: Through a partnership with LLS, students can gain Level 3 qualifications in Sports Coaching that lead directly to university or employment.
Award-Winning Pastoral Care & Inclusion
The college is recognized for its “child-centred” approach, recently achieving the Inclusive School Award with Centre of Excellence status.
  • Wellbeing First: The school prioritizes student and staff wellbeing, employing a school-based social worker and nurse to provide immediate support.
  • Strong Relationships: The role of the form tutor is central, ensuring every student has a consistent advocate throughout their school journey.
  • Mentor System: Year 14 Prefects actively mentor Year 8 students, helping them transition smoothly into secondary school life.