Kerry principal urges disappointed Leaving Cert students not to panic

Sep 7, 2020 15:13 By radiokerrynews

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The principal of a Kerry secondary school is urging students who may be disappointed not to panic.

Principal of Causeway Comprehensive, Cathal Fitzgerald says it was a very strange morning for everyone with students not coming to the school to collect their results.

He says the COVID-19 pandemic has been very hard on the class of 2020.

Mr Fitzgerald says repeating the Leaving Cert is a last resort and there are many options out there for students:

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