@peterweirmla@Ed_Authority@peterweirmla@Ed_Authority I am interested to hear what measures the education authority will put in place to ensure a fair outcome for our children? What I have seen from school ‘alternate’ criteria seems far from fair and not inline with DENI guidelines
@RobbieButlerMLA@peterweirmla@uuponline@RobbieButlerMLA I have no idea how feasible this is, regardless, even if it was to be shot to pieces by your peers, I just want to say thanks for showing compassion, thoughtfulness and a willingness to suggest a considered solution rather than playing politics to suit an agenda
@moneillsf What clarity has been provided @moneillsf? All I see is more clouds of uncertainty with no path forward on how 8000 kids will be able to pick their next school. This continues to be mentally and emotionally challenging for them so don’t go thinking you have helped
@mlchealth This two line statement from AQE is an absolute disgrace. No clarity, no sympathy, no support, just more uncertainty. It’s become very clear that nobody in that organisations have even contemplated a ‘Plan B’.
@peterlynas A fair outcome is what I pray for. My fear is tests will be cancelled and criteria drawn using traditional tiebreaker criteria that could result in my child missing out on what he has worked towards due to criteria entirely out of his control
@StephenNolan I’ve been very impressed with the measures in place at the school my child is due to sit the exam. You could always check what measure are in place at those schools rather than this generic sensationalist tweet implying that care has not been taken when it has