Students will be given more choice in the 2022 exams in most subjects.
A debate is underway as to whether changes to the Leaving Cert for 2022 should remain in place going forward.
Students will be given more choice in the 2022 exams in most subjects, while they'll also be given more time to complete project work.
This year's Leaving Cert class would have mostly been in Transition Year when the pandemic hit.
Guidance counsellor Coláiste Mhuire CBS Mullingar Betty McLaughlin says the system is keeping things as fair as possible:
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