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"Students are worried" about the possibility of downgraded exam results

After Nicola Sturgeon's apology for downgraded exam results in Scotland, there have been calls fo...

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08.57 12 Aug 2020


"Students are worried" about the possibility of downgraded exam results


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After Nicola Sturgeon's apology for downgraded exam results in Scotland, there have been calls for transparency as Norma Foley reassures Leaving Cert students' grades will be assessed fairly but has not published the grading model.

 Donnacha O’Laoghaire,  Sinn Fein’s Education spokesperson and Reuban Murray, President of the Irish Second Level Students Union spoke with us about their concerns.


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#newstalkbreakfast Donnacha O'Laoghaire Grades Irish Second Level Students Union Leaving Certificate Nicola Sturgeon Norma Foley Reuban Murray School Scotland Sinn Fein

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