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“The year that I spent at Yeats College was the best year of my entire second level education. I made really good friends there and many of them are among my best-friends now; I think it is because we were all united by work.”
Sarah O'Dowd
Co. Cork“I completed the Leaving Certificate in one year instead of two and passed all of my exams! How…The wonderful staff and blessed teachers who always taught me to aim high and never give up! Where…you got it right YEATS COLLEGE”
Niraj Ladha
Tanzania“By the end of the two years I would have considered my teachers to be friends. The facilities were just amazing and the place felt homely. The Yeats experience was definitely one that I will never regret. It was quite possibly one of the best decisions of my life and I’m so grateful that I had the opportunity to go there. I would recommend Yeats College to anybody.”
Gerard Browne
Co. DublinLatest News
By Dr. Martina Audley McDonagh Students should be happy with this year’s paper; initially students may have been surprised to see so many images, photographs, tables and graphs on the exam paper but on further inspection the paper offered a wide range of questions. Section A was very manageable with Wrinklers method as Question 1. […]
by Rory McShane The 2019 Agricultural Science exam was interesting with less of a focus on a broad range of topics and more of an in-depth focus of a few. There were no questions on the pig which at the least has been examined in question 1 and 9 of recent years. There was a […]
by Tomas Callanan Construction Studies exam paper 2019 would have left students feeling very satisfied and happy. This paper focused on a wide range of relevant areas. The compulsory Question 1 Scale Drawing Question was a very approachable question with higher order students being adequately challenged with a “insert vertical larch cladding above the door […]
by Joanne O Malley The 2019 Art exam was a well-rounded, fair paper which offered a good choice to students. In Section I (Art in Ireland) students were asked to discuss two Irish Stone Age monuments. This allowed students to discuss Newgrange passage grave. With the recent archaeological discoveries in the Boyne Valley during the […]
by Shauna Mujic and Mary Kelly. Overall, a balanced paper, in line with other subjects. Students were required to think on their feet and use and adapt the information they have learned. Short questions (section 1): A nice mix of questions from all units, some requiring quite a lot of detail. Students will have welcomed […]
The French higher paper was a topical paper which covered relevant issues and overall students seemed quite happy with it. Both reading comprehensions were manageable with the 1st reading comprehension a bit more of a challenge. Students would have had to use the strategies learnt during the year such as manipulating their answers, finding synonyms and demonstrating […]