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The latest directive on Friday from the DES putting the Leaving Certificate Examinations back to late July or early August should make each student more determined than ever to achieve their goals. Look at it as an opportunity to prepare even better by making really good use of the additional time. This will require really good planning to make optimum use of the 4 months that now remain.
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Crucial period coming up now for all Sixth Year Students. October Mid-Term coming to an end - hopefully, some quality school related work completed along with quality leisure/rest & recovery time as well. Hit the ground running on Monday and settle back into your routine. Take it a day at a time and make sure the second have of the first term is the best it can be. Highlight will be the November/Christmas Exams. Remember, it is all about learning from these - use of the Examinations Note Book critical here - list all the follow-up work that must be done so that you are stronger in identified areas the next time. Continue using the 'Work in Progress' Note Book to list important work to be done and prioritize in order of importance. By Sunday, 2 periods (of 11) will be complete. Period 3 takes you up to start of Christmas Break. Don't look beyond this. Everything is geared towards getting it right for June 2019. .

Great article in the The Irish Times. It's definitely worth a read for any student wishing to realise their potential in the Leaving Cert!

It focuses on aspects that I consider really important from making notes to finding the right balance between study and leisure.

Look at their advice on each of your subjects and take something that will improve things for you.

How to get 625 points in the Leaving Cert Secrets of the students: Leaving Cert high achievers spill the beans about how they did so well and how they tackled each subject for the big exam. Sixth years, listen up