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Published 11:28 19 Mar 2020 GMT
Updated 11:34 19 Mar 2020 GMT

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These include orals in Leaving Cert Irish, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian and Japanese. It also applies to practical performance tests in Leaving and Junior Cert Music and Junior Cert Home Ec. However, there is a second phase of practical exams due to take place at the end of April and at the moment, no decision has been made on whether they will be cancelled. According to RTÉ, the deadline for submission of project and coursework has been extended until May 15 with this measure impacting students taking exams in Agricultural Science, History, Art and Geography among others.Breaking: Minister for Education announces Leaving Cert and Junior cert oral and practical tests will be cancelled.
All students due to sit those elements will be given full marks.BREAKING:
Leaving Certificate and Junior Cycle Oral/Practical Performance Tests are cancelled. Students will be awarded FULL MARKS in; Oral tests in LC Irish, French, German, Italian, Russian and Japanese Practical performance tests in LC + JC Music, and JC Home Ec@JOEdotie — Rob O'Hanrahan (@RobOHanrahan) March 19, 2020

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