Norma Foley: 'No cliff edge for the students in terms of grade inflation'

This is to take account of the disruption to their education during the Covid-19 pandemic
Norma Foley: 'No cliff edge for the students in terms of grade inflation'

The changes are to take account of the disruption to their education during the Covid-19 pandemic. Picture: Domnick Walsh

Fri, 02 Sep, 2022 - 12:25
Neil Michael

Education Minister Norma Foley announced on Friday that adjustments will be made to the assessment arrangements for students due to sit State Exams next year.

It comes as more than 60,000 students opened their Leaving Cert exam results on Friday. 

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