This comes after a proposal to move the Leaving Cert Exam Paper 1 in English and Irish to the end of fifth year.
Midlands secondary school students are being treated like "guinea pigs".
That's the message from the Irish Second-Level Students' Union in reaction to a proposal to move the Leaving Cert Exam Paper 1 in English and Irish to the end of fifth year.
If enacted, the new system will be in place for those entering fifth year this September.
Regional Officer for Longford/Westmeath ISSU, Gearoid McCarthy, says there's little evidence to suggest the education system will be able to deliver this new policy:
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