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Class of 2025 Presentation Evening

Class of 2025 Presentation Evening

It was great to see our class of 2025 at their Presentation Evening. On the night students received prizes and shields for achievements in all aspects of school life, as well as their exam certificates. Following opening speeches from Mr Kelly, Mr Easter and Mr Warren, Fr Yemane delivered a keynote address and presented the awards. The evening closed with last year’s head students Eoin and Sophie addressing the year group for the final time, before passing on to new head students Tilly and Olly for the final prayer. As a year group, they have set high standards for those who come after them and have demonstrated and shared the best traditions of our school. It was wonderful to share such a special evening with so many students and their families. As they continue with their next steps, we continue to pray for them and all past members of our school community. As Mr Warren put it: “Once a pupil of Cardinal Heenan, always a pupil of Cardinal Heenan. You remain part of this community – and we are so proud of you.” 

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