Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Maths Paper 2 (Ordinary Level) by Jean Kelly, teacher at The Institute of Education. Unified topics within questions will help students build momentum Useful clarifications made the paper much more accessible than Paper 1 Students…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Mathematics Paper 1 (Ordinary Level) by Jean Kelly, teacher at The Institute of Education. The core material was manageable but the students really need to read the questions carefully. This paper had everything thrown in…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Maths Paper 1 (Higher Level) by Louise Boylan, teacher at The Institute of Education. A paper with an off-putting appearance but many manageable elements. Continues the trend of pulling material from unexamined areas of the…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate Geography (Higher Level) by Michael Doran, Geography teacher at The Institute of Education. Students will be relieved by the appearance of anticipated topics like deposition and human impact on biomes. Every section contained challenges that…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate English Paper 2 (Higher Level) by Clodagh Havel, English teacher at The Institute of Education. “Duality” seems to have been a hidden theme throughout. Some unusual vocabulary will have caused some to pause…
Reaction to 2025 Leaving Certificate English Paper 1 (Higher Level) by Liam Dingle, English teacher at The Institute of Education. The paper reflected the world beyond the exam hall and the experiences of modern students. The layout and range…
Reaction to Leaving Certificate 2025 Computer Science (Higher Level) by Pat Brennan, Computer Science teacher at The Institute of Education. The theory paper was the bread and butter of the course whose challenges were in line with expectations. The programming…
Celebrating the Class of 2025 Monday marked a memorable occasion as we proudly celebrated the Class of 2025 at the University College Dublin’s O’Reilly Hall. Throughout the day, students were cheered on by proud families, friends, and teachers. Graduation…
Welcome to Week 37 of The Buzz Newsletter! It’s Week 37 of The Buzz Newsletter! It’s the final Buzz of the year! Each week has been so packed with information and pictures of successes that it feels like there was…
Welcome to Week 36 of The Buzz Newsletter! It’s Week 36 of The Buzz Newsletter! Congratulations to our students who had great success at the Young Economist of the Year Awards. Well done to all our gold medal winners who…
Welcome to Week 35 of The Buzz Newsletter! It’s Week 35 of The Buzz Newsletter! Congratulations to 5th Year student Sean Cronin who came first in his category at the 2025 Irish Sailing Youth National Championships on Sunday 27th April…
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