Decision that student had to repeat year of her education course is not amendable to judicial review

Judicial review – student challenging decision that she needs to repeat Year 3 - student sustained an ankle injury – unable to attend - Extenuating Circumstances Form - procured the agreement of certain national schools to her completing her SP3 with them - proposal was not accepted – exam results - overall result was deferred - complains that no explanation or reasons accompanied the results - appealed her results to the Examination Appeals Board (EAB) on the basis that the PAB did not give sufficient weight to any extenuating circumstances previously identified – appeal rejected – judicial review proceedings issued – correspondence - PAB/EAB Process - Reliefs Sought – amendable to judicial review - sufficiently public element – alleged failure to take alternative proposals into account or show flexibility – no discretion – delay - no basis in any event for contending that the results should have issued sooner - duty to Give Reasons – no error of law or fact -