June 9th. The day Michael J Fox & Johnny Depp were born. Also the day Charles Dickens died. Assuming you make it through to tomorrow, it’ll also go down in history as the day your leaving cert started…

You guys have been very busy with your 2010 leaving cert predictions. Thanks to everyone who has contributed and if you’re beat out studying and fancy taking a punt at what you think is coming up, click here to see what everyone else is thinkin’.

You guys probably aren’t watching TV these days, i’m sure you’re all too busy studying For the few of you that do catch some of the box, you might have noticed a new show on channel 4 called ‘the million pound drop‘.

Lets face it, your phone goes everywhere with you. But technically you’re not allowed bring it in to the exam hall with you. So what do you do with your phone whilst your sitting exams?

How’s that last minute leaving cert revision going? Good I hope! Hopefully you’ve got your revision plan sorted. If you’re really sweating it you could check out the latest leaving cert tips from the XLc Project. One thing you shouldn’t do when revising for the leaving cert is panic!

There you are… sweat rolling off you the night before the first leaving cert exam. It’s three million degrees outside, all your favourite films are just starting on TV and you happen to find loads of interesting stories and conversations online. You know that’s the way it’s gonna be, no matter how hard you work or how well prepared you are…

Earlier this year we ask you could predict whats coming up in the leaving cert exams. Recently some people have been offering predictions on what the thought might come up in the 2010 Leaving Certificate in some subjects. We didn’t get as much feedback as we’d like but maybe this time people might stand up and take a lot more notice as it’s time to hit the leaving cert panic button.

In our recent post Leaving Cert Predictions 2010 we received the following comment from Alice (thanks Alice ):

Every day i go blank. These blog posts don’t write themselves. Behind each one is an idea. Something creative.

It’s amazing the amount of people who turn up to  maths exam without a calculator, or any exam without a pen. Or maybe one pen, one colour that they’ve been using all year long or just found in the hall outside. Don’t be one of those people – have everything prepared and have backups of everything.