Reaction to day six of the State exams: tricky tests for Leaving Certs in French and history
Almost 100,000 students are completing papers on day six of the State exams
Almost 100,000 students are completing papers on day six of the State exams
Reappearance of topics from last year throws some candidates
Students may have found aural tougher than last year as the pace of the speakers increased
Students give thumbs up to a ‘fair’ and ‘accessible’ paper
Our diarist loves sports and hopes to study physiotherapy - but must still navigate his way through a few more exams
More than 100,000 students are sitting State exams today
Teachers say broad and approachable questions featured in higher level paper
Essay options gave students a wide range of current topics
Our exam diarist is trying to minimise distractions in her quest to get enough points to study medicine
Teachers describe exam as a ‘fair and balanced’ with plenty of options for students to succeed
Marking schemes to be drawn up for exams shortly will take account of exams which papers were ‘hard’ or ‘easy’
Teachers say higher level paper two was even more testing than paper one
The Newstalk presenter repeated her exams and ended up studying arts in college
Geography and maths paper one for Leaving Certs; history and maths for Junior Cycle students
The exams are a marathon, not a sprint: rest is just as important as study
Amy Cox is sitting the Leaving Cert Applied programme, which offers more vocational and practical approaches
Teachers welcome return of less ‘wordy’ exam dominated by calculus, sequences & series and algebra
The comedian and podcaster on sitting the exams as a single mother, and the teacher who told her she’d be good on TV
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
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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
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