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Results shambles: Derry principal says ‘job not yet done’ for 2021 exam students
A DERRY school principal says AS and A-level pupils are relieved by the Education Minister Peter Weir’s decision to release…
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Coronavirus: AS and A Levels should be ‘revisited’, says Derry principal
A DERRY school principal says the education minister should revisit AS and A Level qualifications after today’s announcement about GCSEs.…
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Education Minister must act ‘decisively’ on A-level results – Mullan
EDUCATION Minister Peter Weir has been urged to act “quickly” and “decisively” in the wake of A-level and AS results…
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Education Minister must ensure robust appeal process over exam results – Mullan
SINN Féin Foyle MLA Karen Mullan has said the Education Minister must ensure that a robust appeals process is in…
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A-Level results: ‘It’s been an incredibly difficult year for teachers’, says principal
THE principal of Limavady High School has said the process of awarding pupils predicted grades this year had been “incredibly…
THE CHIEF Executive of the CCEA chief has defended the system used by the NI exam board to adjust results…
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Coronavirus: Derry principal says A-Level results ‘erratic and lacking consistency’
A DERRY principal says her results day experience has been one of “sheer disappointment”. Around 25,000 pupils across the North…
AROUND 25,000 pupils across the North of Ireland will receive their A-level and AS results this morning, Thursday, August 13.…
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Coronavirus: ‘No change’ to stance on awarding exam grades, CCEA says
THE exams board for the North of Ireland has said there has been “no change” in its approach to awarding…
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Coronavirus: Teachers to predict GCSE and A-Level grades for students
TEACHERS in the North of Ireland will predict the grades they think pupils would have achieved in cancelled GCSE, AS…