Allocation pattern
Score rank order
Places go in strict SEAG score order, highest first, until the school is full. When scores tie at the cut-off, published tie-break criteria decide the final places.
SEAG admissions guide / All 63 schools / Antrim Grammar School
This page shows exactly how Antrim Grammar School used SEAG results to allocate Year 8 places,
taken from the school’s own published admissions criteria. It is one of the
63 school evidence cards in our SEAG admissions guide.
Allocation pattern
Score rank order
Places go in strict SEAG score order, highest first, until the school is full. When scores tie at the cut-off, published tie-break criteria decide the final places.
| Entry year | Places | Applications (all prefs) | Admitted |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023/24 | 114* | 198 | 114 |
| 2024/25 | 112 | 156 | 112 |
| 2025/26 | 115* | 140 | 115 |
*Includes a Temporary Variation to the admissions number; the standing admissions number is 112. The table excludes pupils admitted with a Statement of Special Educational Needs, as stated by the school.
How often is the catchment tie-break reached? · What was the lowest TSAS admitted recently?
Source — School-published · September 2026 entry · Verified 9 July 2026
Admissions Criteria 2026 (PDF) → · School website →
These figures describe past cycles. Always read the school’s current published
criteria in full before listing it — criteria can change year to year.
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