In 2021, the State Examinations Commission (SEC), as part of its digital strategy, introduced the Candidate Self Service Portal (CSSP) as a one-stop-shop for a range on online services for Leaving Certificate candidates. The CSSP will be used again for the 2022 Leaving Certificate so that candidates can confirm their examination entry details and access other services such as results and appeals.
The portal will open at 12 noon on Thursday 3 February for candidates to confirm their subject entries and levels. It will remain open for this purpose until 12 noon on Friday 11 February. During this time Leaving Certificate candidates will be required to register and create their portal account, confirm their subject and level entry details, and add or delete subjects from the records presented to them. Leaving Certificate Applied Year 2 candidates will be required to register and create their account only. The portal will be pre-populated with the data entered by schools through the PPOD October returns process. This means that only those subjects which candidates have been studying in schools will be displayed on the portal. When the portal opens candidates will have the opportunity to add any subjects that they are studying outside of school or to delete subjects if they are no longer intending to present for examinations in particular subjects. Candidates will not be able to add additional subjects after the portal closes on 11 February. Just another school day for the TYs as they spend the day at Roll 'n Bowl. School days can be tough!
We mightn't have been successful this time but Athy College are very proud of our first/second year girls who played a great game of soccer today and did us proud. Thanks to coach Ms Burke.
Well done to Athy College U19 Boys Basketball team who defeated Oaklands CC today in a nailbiting game. final Score 31 -28. Many thanks to coach Mr Kerr.
Tomorrow Tue 25th January all teachers are attending JCT training and so there will be no classes.
Classes will resume on Wed 26th Following the calls from the teacher unions tomorrow, Tuesday, Athy College will be holding a minutes silence for Aisling at 11 am. The inspirational young lady and her cruel death have touched all of us in education and we ask all teachers and parents to use the occasion to talk to young people about attitudes to violent and aggressive behaviour in all settings.
Rest in peace , Aisling. Due to a last minute increase in staff absences the TY class are asked to remain at home tomorrow. Apologies for short notice.
Despite some expected staff shortages Athy College will welcome ALL students back to classes tomorrow. Thank you to students and parents for your support in helping our reopening and continuing to observe the Covid regulations.
Regrettably over the next two days we will only be able to cater for exam classes (third and sixth years). To date more than one third of staff have reported unable to return to work due to Covid restrictions. We expect that this should improve greatly over the next couple of days and hope to resume full classes on Monday.
In the interest of safety we will allow all except third and sixth years to remain at home until Monday. We will not be delivering online classes tomorrow as we need to establish the full extent of our absences. Text messages will be sent to all parents/guardians. Students and staff should not attend if they have any symptoms of Covid 19 infection and all must follow public health guidelines. |
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