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Bray School Project or St Patrick's/Cronin's?

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  • 07-10-2010 10:06pm
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    Harrr
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    I have two boys and am wondering if anyone has any advice about these schools and which to choose.

    Cronin's for boys sounds brilliant and the after school club looks great, plus easy into Pres for secondary. But I like the Educate Together approach and the fact bray school project is mixed.

    Any insight or experiences from other parents would be much appreciated.
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    lucy2010
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    Harrr wrote: »
    I have two boys and am wondering if anyone has any advice about these schools and which to choose.

    Cronin's for boys sounds brilliant and the after school club looks great, plus easy into Pres for secondary. But I like the Educate Together approach and the fact bray school project is mixed.

    Any insight or experiences from other parents would be much appreciated.



    A misconception is Cronin's is the feeder school to Pres. Its not. Pupil moved to Cronins this year ( 1st class) is 175 on list C. Its no automatic entry but many people think it is.

    The principal is excellent in Cronin's. Crokids after school - ecellent reports.

    What about St Fergals senior school - Its mixed & extreemly small class sizes compared to all the other schools. Principal is absolutely fantastic.


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    Harrr
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    Thanks lucy
    Yes I know it isn't a feeder for Pres. Have also heard great things about Cronans and the after school club...

    BSP is smaller and mixed so both have pros and cons :-)


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