Dublin Commute, Schools (& Beach) Questions

Son of Jack · 19-03-2011 09:52PM

recedite wrote: »

... its important to stay friendly with one another.

Without a doubt

I am always happy to say that all the primary schools in Greystones are of a very high standard.

The two 'new' additions' Educate Together and the Gaelscoil are joining a great tradition of education in the area and are building an excellent reputation.

All six local primaries provide for a variety of preferences.

Further afield the amalgamated Kilcoole Primary is doing an excellent job also.

thebostonian · 20-03-2011 09:15AM

Thanks again for your replies.

recedite, full disclosure, St. Laurences advised they *should* have a place, while the others are confirmed.

Actually, we contacted Educate Together first, but they are unfortunately full with a long wait list.

The other schools in the area also told us that they are full.

Regarding comparing the schools with different religious denominations, apologies, as I was rather hoping to hear personal experiences from each rather than solicit comparisons, which I understand could become rather sensitive.

I have received several PMs with individual school experiences which have been really helpful, I guess I should have asked for PM feedback only to avoid public comparisons.

Thanks again everyone for your very helpful feedback!

joeduke · 24-03-2011 08:49AM

I was walking into Tesco on Tuesday evening and could not belive what I saw!!! a Ferret had wandered into the store,, Im not joking,, they had put a shopping basket over and were all standing around wondering what to do. I dont think there was any thing in the trainee manual to cover that situation..:pac:

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