I read that as a one eyed witness âŚ
I was surprised to hear that both Caherdavin schools have been awarded DEIS status
A good working class area
Not like Douglas
Jesus lads, ye took that Douglas thing very badly, fierce unusual to be so wound up by something that has no relevance whatsoever to ye
Itâs tfk. People are taking the piss, the douglas discussion has become a meme.
Neither of us can ever mention douglas or working class again
How do you stand on your side?
Whatâs DEIS?
Delivering Equality of Opportunity In Schools.
Dept. Of Education strategy to help children and young people who are at risk of or are experiencing educational disadvantage.
It would indicate that quite a significant percentage of the kids would be economically disadvantaged
I told you that the other day, parts of caherdavin are what you would call deprived
Jesus lads, ye took that Douglas thing very badly, fierce unusual to be so wound up by something that has no relevance whatsoever to ye
Ah thatâs @thelimericks sense of humour you see. They should be on the telly
Whatâs DEIS?
Schools where the parents donât bother their holes to feed their kids, so the state has to do it.
It would indicate that quite a significant percentage of the kids would be economically disadvantaged
I donât want to start the traveller debate again but all the kids from the halting site on the Ennis Road would go to Caherdavin schools. Iâm not saying they are swaying the balance butâŚ
habanerocat:Whatâs DEIS?
Schools where the parents donât bother their holes to feed their kids, so the state has to do it.
Google told me what the acronym stood for but I needed to ask to get the real nuts and bolts TFK meaning, thanks!
I heard they were very DEIS.
I suppose it is their local school, but it isnât that big, couldnât be more than a couple of dozen kids between the two schools
The Regeneration in Moyross has placed a lot of families into Corporation purchased houses mingled through all the estates. I couldnât put a number on them either.
fella, parts of caherdavin are very poor, without blaming travellers and people from Moyross, thereâs 43 people in clondrinagh, 21 kids. I wouldnât imagine all of them are still going to school