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Louth Parents have certainly shown an interest in this site with 301 visits from 202 people in its first two and a half weeks.
The average reader stays for more than 5 minutes and about 5% stay for 14 minutes!
All we need now is for more visitors to add their views before they leave.
What do you think?
Is it valuable for parents to be able to raise issues?
What should be included that is not here yet?
Since this site is supposed to address Louth schools, why is there so much bias towards one of the schools? Clearly you are not happy with the level of education at this particular institution, so why are your children still there? Perhaps your efforts are best directed at home schooling? Perhaps then you might, and I stress might, start to understand the demands on such institutions. Before you decide to hit back, as you seem to do so defensively each time to peoples comments, consider this; could you do a better job? No! And that’s why you haven’t opted to home school.
Quite simply, it’s people like you who don’t understand a system, therefore, you only have criticism for it – a similar concept to watching rugby; something that KEVIGS does very well by the way, [personal references deleted].
You were most likely the kid at school who was bullied. Therefore, you attribute all of your negativity at educational institutions to compensate for your early life distresses (yes, I’m a psychologist). Two words “Man Up”! Learn, understand, then report. If you don’t understand, then be quiet! Either way, stop being a winer!
Thank you for your comment. I hope you will understand the need to delete the particular reference.
It is disappointing that there are so few comments from parents from all schools. You will appreciate that, as I have little experience of the other two schools, it is difficulty for me to comment on them.
In the same way that I don’t install my own bathroom simply because I am unhappy with the workmanship of my plumber, I don’t home-school my children because I believe the education system can be improved. Of course, if I don’t like the plumber’s work, I don’t have to pay him – not an option with the education system, unfortunately. Neither do I need to know how to install a sink to be able to discern that mine is leaking water.
I have spent a considerable time considering various approaches to education and I believe I understand the issues reasonably well.
You are quite right that I have little interest in rugby, but I have no doubt that KEVIGS “do it” very well.
I don’t recall being bullied at school.
I wonder about the source of your apparent anger and your need to express it anonymously. Do you feel threatened in some way? Perhaps you are a teacher at the school.