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Greystones Educate Together

  • 12-03-2014 4:54pm
    #1
    Galways3
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi,
    My DD is currently in senior infants, we moved her due to family/housing reasons to a catholic co-ed this year as she was in a very good educate together school in Dublin City. I know really regret moving although it was put upon us due to family reasons (we had to move house) but I know realize that I am very happy with the educate together ethos, parental involvement, etc. her new school, although nice, seems like being in the 1980s and the teaching methods are very old fashioned in my opinion(I work in education).
    Could I move her again? I feel very bad about having to, took her a while to settle but she hasn't made friends for life and is an easy going child. And is still very young. Our would I mess her up completely!
    Greystones educate together is near enough to us. Is it a good school? I see they have a lovely new building! Is it good academically? Do you have your kids there or know anything about it? Any advice much appreciated. Thanks!


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  • #2
    Serrano13
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 ✭Serrano13


    Galways3 wrote: »
    Hi,
    My DD is currently in senior infants, we moved her due to family/housing reasons to a catholic co-ed this year as she was in a very good educate together school in Dublin City. I know really regret moving although it was put upon us due to family reasons (we had to move house) but I know realize that I am very happy with the educate together ethos, parental involvement, etc. her new school, although nice, seems like being in the 1980s and the teaching methods are very old fashioned in my opinion(I work in education).
    Could I move her again? I feel very bad about having to, took her a while to settle but she hasn't made friends for life and is an easy going child. And is still very young. Our would I mess her up completely!
    Greystones educate together is near enough to us. Is it a good school? I see they have a lovely new building! Is it good academically? Do you have your kids there or know anything about it? Any advice much appreciated. Thanks!

    The school is open about 5 years and moved into a brand new building recently. I have no idea about the academic reputation but most schools in Greystones are well regarded. They are also over-subscribed so you might not get a place. Maybe give the school a ring to see if they have any places available.


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