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Potential overhaul for Leaving Certificate
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The Leaving Certificate could see a major overhaul in a bid to reduce the stress put on young people.
The Irish Times is reporting that both English and Maths could be reduced to just one paper, with students completing project work worth 40 percent of their overall grade in 5th year.
If approved, the changes would come into force for students entering fifth year in September 2026.
Conor Murphy, an English Teacher in Skibbereen Community School in Cork says he has major concerns over the proposals
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