Exams Commission confirms error led to reprint of grades
First reported 7 Oct, 05:00 UTCUpdated 3d ago3 sources
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The State Examinations Commission confirmed that it disabled the facility for schools to print Junior Cycle results this morning to rectify an error in a section included to explain the grading scheme.
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Percentage of Distinctions aggregated across all subjects stays unchanged at 8.6% this year
The State Examinations Commission confirmed that it disabled the facility for schools to print Junior Cycle results this morning to rectify an error in a section included to explain the grading scheme.
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- Junior Cycle: Record numbers receive their results (opens The Irish Times in a new tab)
Percentage of Distinctions aggregated across all subjects stays unchanged at 8.6% this year
- Exams Commission confirms error led to reprint of grades (opens RTÉ News in a new tab)
The State Examinations Commission confirmed that it disabled the facility for schools to print Junior Cycle results this morning to rectify an error in a section included to explain the grading scheme.
- Schools told to reprint Junior Cert results after erroneous grading legend discovered (opens TheJournal.ie in a new tab)
Outdated grading information appeared on students’ results statements, although their actual grades were unaffected.
