Balancing act continues as Leaving Cert grades drop back by an average of just over 1%
Timelines for fully removing pandemic-related post-marking adjustment will continue to be informed by the 2026 experience
Timelines for fully removing pandemic-related post-marking adjustment will continue to be informed by the 2026 experience
Stay calm and ensure you are clear on how to interpret your grades as they relate to your college requirements
Friday’s results, in the aggregate, are close to those awarded in 2020
Whatever results you have just received are a mark of your resilience over six uniquely challenging years
Percentage of H1 grades falls from 12.1% to 10.1% as State continues unwinding of measure
The Irish Times will publish a special supplement for those navigating one of the most important milestones in Irish education
State Exams Commission says correspondence from candidates and parents is ‘considered in the refinement of the draft marking scheme’
Parents suggest extra marks could help level the playing field for dyslexic students
State Examinations Commission apologises for error in higher level biology
State Examinations Commission apologises for error, which will be taken into account in marking
Irish paper two praised as fair and manageable
Over the Leaving Cert, Leaving Cert Applied and Junior Cert, 146,553 candidates will sit their exams
Exam-day performance is determined by physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, as well as preparedness in the subject
About 30,000 students to get extra time in Junior and Leaving Cert under interim scheme for those with additional needs
Data is compiled from State Examinations Commission Leaving Cert sits list and lists provided by higher education institutions
14,000 of the 2025 Leaving Cert class decided that applying to the CAO was not right for them
‘It is essential that we return to normal, pre-pandemic arrangements,’ Helen McEntee says
There are financial implications parents should be aware of in these circumstances
More than 55,000 distinctions awarded after revision of system
State Examinations Commission warns of consequences for cheats and those found helping them
Changes to how project work is handled are vital to prevent takeover by AI
Irish Times Helpdesk staffed by highly experienced guidance counsellors remains available on Sunday
Primary and post-primary schools are struggling to fill teaching posts and having to resort to employing unqualified people. Why?
Leaving Cert students are about to discover the fruits of their labour
More than 65,000 students receive their results at 10am today
Every step is already susceptible to AI intervention, from brainstorming ideas to generating a structure for each section, to writing the entire piece
A candidate who secured 550 points last year can expect to get about 538 points in the 2025 exams due to efforts to gradually return exam results to pre-Covid levels
Move follows criticism from students and teachers over ‘harsh’ scoring system
Students will be competing for college places against applicants with bumper grades from previous years
Teachers fear rise of tools such as ChatGPT pose threat to the integrity of coursework
By 2029, 41 subjects will have been redeveloped. Most will have an additional component such as a project or investigation
Teachers' union seeks legal indemnity to protect members who must authenticate students' work
Students with visual impairments should be able to access modified or enlarged mock State exam papers
State Examinations Commission advised Minister for Education Norma Foley Easter is least disruptive period for students
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