HSE CEO makes special plea to Leaving Cert students ahead of reopening
Paul Reid has urged those attending school to be careful
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HSE Chief Paul Reid has urged Leaving Cert students to be careful over the next couple of weeks as the threat of another spike in Covid-19 cases still lingers.
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Calling all Leaving Cert 2021 Students! Leaving Cert Students across the country have lived through the most challenging academic year in history! Faced now with their most important educational exam, schools remain closed, and the exam format debate continues!
Teaming up with Julie Kilmartin Educational Services - SPIN AR SCOIL is a radio show especially for students! Launching this Saturday, February 6 at 9am! Each week the hour-long show will focus on one core Leaving Cert Subject with the help of a subject expert!
We will discuss how best to achieve your grades from home? Tips and tricks to acing the exam paper or accumulating the best-calculated grades.
The results of a newly released survey into attitudes towards the Leaving Certificate exams have found that the overwhelming majority of parents questioned believe a decision on whether the exams will go ahead this year or not must be forthcoming by the end of this month.
The iReach survey found that 87 per cent of parents surveyed think the Department of Education needs to decide if the exams will be cancelled and replaced with predicted grades.
Seventy-five per cent of those asked think their children should be given the choice of sitting the exam in June or receiving predicted grades, and 82 per cent agree their children s anxiety and stress levels have increased due to the ongoing uncertainty over the exams.