English paper leaves students very happy

THE first Leaving Certificate English paper was well received among students at St Angela’s College on St Patrick’s Hill in Cork city centre yesterday morning.

English paper leaves students very happy
Thu, 04 Jun, 2009 - 01:00
Niall Murray and Louise Roseingrave

Students emerged blinking into the glorious sunshine to compare notes with friends and offered a positive response to the first paper of the 2009 exams.

Some 68 students at St Angela’s sat the English papers, most of them opting for the higher level test.

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