SEAG Answers
Results & schools
What your child's result means, which schools use it, and what happens next.
Results & schools
Check your child's result
Type the numbers from the Statement of Outcomes and see what they mean, school by school.
Questions about results and schools
- When do SEAG results come out?
- What does my child's result mean for which school they can get into?
- How do I apply for a post-primary school in Northern Ireland?
- How many schools can I list on the application, and does the order matter?
- Which grammar schools use SEAG results?
- What are admissions criteria, and how do tie-breakers work?
- When will we find out which school my child has got?
- What can I do if my child doesn't get a place at our chosen school?
- How does the admissions appeal process work?
- What are the three numbers on the SEAG Statement of Outcomes?
- What is a band, and is Band 1 good?
- How is the score worked out from the marks?
- Why does age affect the SEAG score?
- Should I ask for a SEAG re-mark?
- What happens after SEAG results?
- What if my child only sat one paper?