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 Has Irish comedy hit a slump? |
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 What does the phrase "North of Ireland" mean? |
Is it a way of saying "Northern Ireland" without recognising it politically, or is it a geographical term meaning places like Donegal as well?
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 Do you think the Recession in Ireland is great because it knocks the sense into people? |
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Could it put Ireland back to where it was in the 80s.
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Is there some Organization which would look after me if i go to Ireland.? |
Im 14 and learning my subjects for GCSE. The thing is i want to come over to Ireland to do them. My mum said it would be fine but she says that i wouldn't be allowed to go to boarding school. Is their some Organisation which would hitch me up with a family over their untill im 16.
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Soul Jacker
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Firstly if you want to do your GCSEs then the south is out of the question. You'd have to stay in Northern Ireland. There is Absolutely no organisation which would 'hitch you up with a family' if you move from England to Northern Ireland.
A boarding school would be the only option but it's extremely expensive and I don't know of any full boarding schools which would take you for the weekends.
I know you've said you want to keep your reasons for wanting to move to yourself and that's fine but you need a reality check.
1. You are 14 and still the responsibility of your parent(s).
2. You cannot work so there is no way you could personally fund yourself to and level to live abroad.
I'm sorry but you are just too young to be contemplating something like this.
If you are having problems in school just think in a couple of short years you never have to see any of these people again, in the mean time with this in mind you should discuss these problems with your Mum or teachers. No one should have to put up with bullies but unfortunately some of us do. I'm only guessing here and I could be way off track but what ever your problem is (there obviously is one) you should not have to go through it alone especially at 14. |
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GCSE course will only be readily available through a Northern Ireland School System. What part of Ireland did you wish to study in as the courses in Irish schools are different dependent on which side of the boarded you are studying in.
There are ways to stay to study but were needs answering first. |
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We don't do GCSE in Ireland, dear, unless you mean Northern Ireland. In the Republic, we do the Junior Cert, which is a different curriculum. |
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St Vincent De Paul might look after you ...failing that put an add in the Buy and Sell |
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The education system is completely different here in the Republic of Ireland to the UK. We do not have GCSE's. We have the Junior cert and Leaving cert.
To find out more about our education system here I am giving you a link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland |
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Yes. It's the OWWLAYIYGTI:
Organization Which Would Look After You If You Go To Ireland
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Hopefully you are not taking geography |
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