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PQ 470

470. Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Education if her attention has been drawn to the fact that some schools are choosing to hold a mock leaving certificate examination as soon as students return while others are not; if guidelines have been issued on the way such mock exams should be used in arriving at predictive grades; her views on the potential for such an exam to be an unfair reflection of a students work after such a long absence; and her views on whether a potential inequity may arise between schools that do and those that do not run mock exams. [11674/21]

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470. Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Education if her attention has been drawn to the fact that some schools are choosing to hold a mock leaving certificate examination as soon as students return while others are not; if guidelines have been issued on the way such mock exams should be used in arriving at predictive grades; her views on the potential for such an exam to be an unfair reflection of a students work after such a long absence; and her views on whether a potential inequity may arise between schools that do and those that do not run mock exams. [11674/21]

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