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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Leaving Cert 2024 is upon us as Sixth Year students make their way into exam halls across the county for English paper one at 9.30am today (Wednesday).
Getting a good night’s sleep before exams, staying hydrated and knowing your timetable are essential to get the very best of your abilities.
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Prior to an exam, it may also be worth becoming familiar with past-papers to get a clear picture of the lay-out of the paper, while being early for each exam is recommended to avoid any unnecessary additional pressure.
For some, the exam can’t come soon enough; for others the day they’ve been dreading has arrived. But, whatever happens, the exam is only one of multiple routes available to students. It won’t determine your life, it’s simply a stepping stone on a long journey to a world full of career prospects.
Good luck to all students!
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