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The period of study in middle classes in Irish schools is called Junior Cycle and is designed for children from 12 to 15 years. At this stage, a sufficiently large number of subjects and specialties is being studied - this helps to create a stable foundation of basic knowledge, to determine your interests and inclinations:
The Monaghan Collegiate School was founded in 1570: today it is a mixed education institution (both girls and boys are studying), under the patronage of the Protestant church (the whole church is patronized by 28 Irish schools). This is a very small, cozy and chamber school - the total number of students is about 250 people. Monaghan Collegiate School is located in the city of Monaghan, in Ireland: it is famous for its human, attentive and warm attitude to each student, active development of the creative, intellectual and sports potential of its pupils. A safe and comfortable learning environment is created for every student, regardless of his nationality, origin, colour or religious affiliation: despite the official religion of the school (Protestantism), children of any faith can learn here. The small city of Monaghan has a total of about 6,200 inhabitants: it is located near the northern state border, 130 kilometers from Dublin.
The purpose of the High School Program is to enable children of different nationalities and backgrounds to receive a quality education, to teach them to perceive a different point of view and someone else's opinion, to cultivate tolerance and respect for others. Students become more friendly and tolerant, better understand intercultural processes throughout the world and are ready for life in the modern international community. The program is selective: for admission to the course the child must demonstrate a sufficiently high level of knowledge, independence and perseverance in order to meet the high standards of the Royal School Cavan. Lessons are usually held in the morning, from 8:55 to 16:05, additional lessons last until 5:30 pm (breaks are provided). Children are engaged on weekdays (from Monday to Friday), 1 lesson lasts 35-40 minutes. Classes are formed in small, up to 20 people in each: this gives the teachers the opportunity to implement an individual approach, to closely monitor the progress and difficulties of each student.
Behavior of the student is monitored by the host family in whose house he lives during studying, as well as his local curator, school teachers and educators.
The period of study in middle classes in Irish schools is called Junior Cycle and is designed for children from 12 to 15 years. At this stage, a sufficiently large number of subjects and specialties is being studied - this helps to create a stable foundation of basic knowledge, to determine your interests and inclinations:
A course designed for foreign students provides an opportunity to quickly adapt to a new social, cultural and academic environment. This is an excellent opportunity for 1 academic year to prepare for studying in a foreign educational institution, to understand local customs and practices, to deepen knowledge of basic school subjects and to improve knowledge of foreign languages. The choice of subjects that students learn by the program Transition Year, almost completely coincides with a set of disciplines of senior classes that produce holders of Leaving Certificate:
The high school graduation stage in Ireland is called the Senior Cycle and gives you the opportunity to get a prestigious Leaving Certificate. Graduation exams for children usually take at the age of 18: the diploma obtained is considered to be analogoue to the British A-level and the international diploma IB, it gives an opportunity to enter any university of their choice and continue their studies. Senior students study a fairly wide range of subjects - at least 5-7 directions, usually students choose more.
Many children participate in international student exchange programs, which the school has supported for many years. This is a unique opportunity to gain valuable experience and to establish useful contacts and acquaintances: learning in another country gives a chance to learn the characteristics and traditions of other countries, to develop tolerance and a sense of mutual understanding, to feel more comfortable in a modern multicultural world. Below there is a list of countries participating in the student exchange program:
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