Hi, If anyone has any information on LCC and/or St. Dominic’s Cabra, I would be very grateful. Daughter is good academically and enjoys after school stuff/sports too. Thanks a mil.

i have some friends with kids in LCC and they are very happy with it and the facilities. Support for special needs is pretty good and the facilities are good. I haven't heard anything about Cabra convent in years but anyone I know in the area is sending their kids there with no hesitation so is probably still good. Main difference is proabbly if you want a mixed school or not. Aside from that support and guidance at home is far more important than the school.

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Secondary School Advice Please

09-03-2023 6:02pm

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Hi, If anyone has any information on LCC and/or St. Dominic’s Cabra, I would be very grateful. Daughter is good academically and enjoys after school stuff/sports too. Thanks a mil.

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#1 13-03-2023 4:10pm

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i have some friends with kids in LCC and they are very happy with it and the facilities. Support for special needs is pretty good and the facilities are good.
I haven't heard anything about Cabra convent in years but anyone I know in the area is sending their kids there with no hesitation so is probably still good.
Main difference is proabbly if you want a mixed school or not. Aside from that support and guidance at home is far more important than the school.

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#2 09-03-2023 6:05pm

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Best advice I can give is get out at aged 15 that's what I did 24 years ago. Best decision I ever made. I got a job and was qualified four years later doing an apprenticeship. I then went back to college during the 2008/09 recession.

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