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best secondary school in dungarvan for good discipline and results?

  • 21-07-2014 8:27pm
    #1
    baby fish
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    A friend is moving to Dungarvan for work with his family,

    Any suggestions as to what's the good secondary school for results and good discipline ( that is supposing his son will do some work!)His son is going in to either 5th or 6th year.


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  • #2
    Smiley Burnett
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    cbs dungarvan


  • #3
    DeiseforLiam
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    St. Augustine's (The Friary) gets the best results in Co. Waterford for a non-fee paying school (Newtown in Waterford has had fees up to now). Don't know about discipline. It's a couple of km outside of town.


  • #4
    touts
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    The Friary have had some high profile discipline issues in recent years. The CBS have a new principal coming in so hard to say what he/she will be like. It's a tough call especially for just two years.


  • #5
    garv123
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    Friary..

    Best TY program too.

    After 3rd year lots of people try and get into 4th and 5th in the friary from other schools in town.. Rarely the other way around.


  • #6
    lertsnim
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    touts wrote: »
    The Friary have had some high profile discipline issues in recent years.

    Such as?


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  • #7
    waterfordgirl
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 305 ✭✭waterfordgirl


    As a past pupil of St Augustines College - the friary - I would recommend it. Some great great teachers and a good atmosphere in the school.


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