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In Summer 2023, the examination paper for GCSE Writing will move to on-line marking. This has entailed some minor changes to the layout of the paper.

An exemplar of the new layout can be found below, and on the GCSE Gaeilge (2017) Support page under the General tab.

The outstanding artwork of Northern Ireland’s most promising young artists is being displayed at the Ulster Museum, Belfast, as part of CCEA’s True Colours Exhibition which runs from 8 to 26 February.

CCEA’s True Colours Art and Design Exhibition 2024 launches online.

Northern Ireland’s most talented young filmmakers were recognised at CCEA’s annual Moving Image Arts Showcase on 22 and 23 November which also celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Moving Image Arts subject.

It was lights, camera and action for Northern Ireland’s most creative young film makers and animators at CCEA’s Moving Image Arts Showcase 2019.

It was lights, camera and action for over 600 of Northern Ireland’s most creative young filmmakers and animators as CCEA’s Moving Image Arts Showcase returned to the big screen this week.

CCEA Education Team (Languages) would like to inform languages teachers of three twilight professional learning webinars offered by NICILT in collaboration with Joe Dale:

A-Level pupils from Bangor Grammar came out winners of Northern Ireland's first Business Simulator Challenge, aimed at testing essential competencies required for the workplace.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 15 January 2020.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 20 January 2021.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 21 January 2021.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 9 February 2022.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 10 February 2022 from 8.00am.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 1 February 2023.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 2 February 2023.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 31 January 2024.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 1 February 2024.

Electronic results files for GCSE will be available for centres to download from the A2C Migration Application on Wednesday 5th February 2025.

The results are for release to candidates on Thursday 6th February 2025.

Today Ofqual has published two consultations on its proposals for summer 2021 awarding in England in response to the cancellation of GCSE and A level examinations this year.