Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle: live reaction as students face maths exams
Geography and maths paper one for Leaving Certs; history and maths for Junior Cycle students
Geography and maths paper one for Leaving Certs; history and maths for Junior Cycle students
She sat her exams in a room alone with a supervisor, having given birth to her daughter just 13 days previously
Relief among many students as human impact on biomes appears on exam
Commission says short stories are ‘fully within the scope’ of the curriculum
Our exam diarist was happy her favourite poet appeared but not with the ‘very specific’ questions on English paper two
We’ve gathered advice, tips and simple reminders to make the coming days a little bit easier
Engineering and English paper 2 for Leaving Certs as Junior Cycle students face Irish and geography
Candidates will have felt a lot more pushed to react and grapple with the exam than they did in yesterday’s English paper one
Minister for Education loved art, music and English at secondary school but struggled with physics
Much anticipated topic of climate change appears in reading comprehension
Teachers say paper struck a good balance between familiarity and challenge
Live updates: A record number of students – 136,000 – began their State exams on Wednesday morning
Appearance of predicted materials will have helped offset some of the more niche questions
We’ve gathered advice, tips and simple reminders to make the coming weeks a little bit easier
Most writers do several drafts of a story to make it perfect – but not when it’s English paper one
Essay options gave students scope to demonstrate their reflective writing skills
Controversial post-marking adjustment to mean lower grades on aggregate for class of 2025
The exam needs ongoing reform if Ireland is to deliver education to the highest international standards
Whatever happens to in the next few weeks, we know our daughter will meet this challenge like all others. We couldn’t be prouder of her
One in four students sitting State exams is availing of ‘reasonable accommodation’ such as spelling waivers, reading assistance or smaller exam centres
Teachers and experts share their best tips for how to best prepare for the exams
There is no need for parents to overhype the importance of the exams – students put themselves under enough pressure as it is
Grinds, evening classes, weekend blitzes and Easter revision camps are marketed with precision and priced at a premium
Many Leaving Cert students are sharing their pre-exam regimes on social media - but education experts warn of burnout
Study tips, expert advice and live reaction to the State exams
Use of technology in schools has increased exponentially since the Covid-19 pandemic but why is there so little discussion around it, apart from the continuing debate about smartphones?
Trinity vice-provost says random selection a cruel arbiter as 23 courses nationwide allocated places that way
Inflated grades may be popular with students but they also pose serious disadvantages
Almost 61,000 students receiving their exam results from 10am on Friday
Paper had sufficient challenges to allow top scorers to show off their vocabulary
‘It was an interesting paper - challenging in parts but doable, and with plenty of choice’
‘Best way to succeed is to look at what is going on in society and not be too fixated on rote learning’
Despite a few curveballs there was little overall deviation from past papers
Candidates may have found themselves challenged to up the pace and take section A at a sprint
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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