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Student of the Year 2025, Filip Adamczak, received 625 points
Cashel Community School say they are proud to celebrate the exceptional achievements of their students in this year’s Leaving Certificate examinations.
The results reflect not only the hard work, dedication, and resilience of our students, but also the steadfast support of teachers, parents, and the wider school community.
Principal Brian Moran expressed immense pride in the accomplishments of the Class of 2025:
“We are thrilled with the outstanding results achieved by our Leaving Certificate students. These results are a testament to the commitment, determination, and talent of our young people, and to the professionalism and care shown by their teachers throughout their journey.
“Each student has worked diligently to reach their potential, and today we celebrate their success.”
There was much to celebrate, with sixteen students achieving over 500 points.
Special congratulations go to Student of the Year 2025, Filip Adamczak (pictured above), who achieved a remarkable 625 points in his Leaving Certificate; a truly exceptional accomplishment.
The school wishes nothing but the best of the Class of 2025 for the future.
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