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Moving to a new area - school placement

Isnt that a pip · 2015-03-26 12:02:06

Hello, Is there a procedure for getting into schools when moving to a new area or is it just pot luck? for example, do schools allocate spaces for this scenario?

26-03-2015 12:02pm

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Isnt that a pip

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Hello,

Is there a procedure for getting into schools when moving to a new area or is it just pot luck? for example, do schools allocate spaces for this scenario?

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#2 26-03-2015 12:39pm

Moonbeam

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It is pot luck.
Is it for Junior infants or another class?
Ring all the schools involved.

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#3 26-03-2015 1:03pm

Isnt that a pip

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That's what I thought. It is for senior infants.

Thanks.

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#4 26-03-2015 1:22pm

Moonbeam

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It can be alot easier to get in to Senior Infants then Junior:)
Ring all the schools that you are interested in and put her name down.
Good Luck

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