Average rating of the most matched results:
6th class, cus leeson street d2, dublin, leinster, dublin2
mrs duffy should have bottled her methods when she was teaching turned out wonderful studentsa lovely ladysheis retirednowsadly missedby all who knew heran exceptional lady who inspired all her students over the yearssome of which hold down wonderful jobs todayshe was known as the galway girlxxx
? Like 0
? Invalidate 0
Category: Restaurant
6th class, cus leeson street d2, dublin, leinster, dublin2
mrs duffy should have bottled her methods when she was teaching turned out wonderful studentsa lovely ladysheis retirednowsadly missedby all who knew heran exceptional lady who inspired all her students over the yearssome of which hold down wonderful jobs todayshe was known as the galway girlxxx
? Like 1
? Invalidate 0
Mr Thomas Egan, Sooey, Sligo
He’s a awful teacher! When I was in 6th class he would tell the younger classes not to talk/be friends with us because we were bullies! He also kept us in one lunch time and sat my class around in a circle he then went one by one around the circle telling all of us individual what he didn’t like about us I mean we were 11 and 12 year olds wtf
? Like 1
? Invalidate 0
Miss noonan, Clonburris, Dublin, Leinster, 22
Unfortunately did not keep up with curriculum and resulted in children having a lot of the work books not even started. Struggles with communicating on a professional level with parents.
? Like 0
? Invalidate 0
Mr.Dowling, Collinstownparkcc, Dublin
He gives my class to much home-work, I feel over-worked by him. Other than that, his classes are great :)
? Like 2
? Invalidate 0
Ms Egan, Bayside junior school, Dublin, Dublin13
Ms Egan is a super first class teacher who all the children love. She was so super any encouraging and engaging with us over lockdown.
? Like 0
? Invalidate 0
Brother Mc Gillick, Marino, Dublin, 9
Used to take us in every Saturday morning for extra class. He was an absolute bully / sadist. The leather was used regularly.
? Like 0
? Invalidate 0
Ms Aisling McNiffe, ARDTONA HOUSE SCHOOL, Dublin, Dublin 14
My son is in First Class and his teacher is beyond great. The school and school principal and staff are all excellent I can't recommend this school enough. I'm so happy to have found them years ago, my son's last year there is next year. I hope to find a school that's as good for him, in the near future.
? Like 0
? Invalidate 0
Caitriona Bambrick, Educate Together, Carlow, Leinster
My daughter is in 5th class in Carliw Educate Together.Since January , when we realised that schools are going to close again, her teacher did not expressed interest regarding homework or student wellbeing. 30 min Zoom class once per week seems to be sufficient method of teaching regarding Policy of Carlow Educate Together During the Zoom class students are playing game and having general chat . My husband and myself are full time working and have to home school our daughter, while teachers are paid full wage sitting at home and expressing the concern about reopening of schools I am front line healthworker and I was not offered a choice to sit at home with a full wage. Lots of European countries have implemented on line options while schools were closed.They did in efficient and organised way with proper teacher's involvement so students feel supported and keep learning. In Ireland no one will take accountability for generations of poorly educated, incompetent adults in years to come. As a parent I am obligated to ensure my child attends school on a regular basis or be reported to Social Services for Child Neglect. In my opinion what is currently happening with my Child's lack of education is exactly the same yet there is no accountability.
? Like 3
? Invalidate 1