A School for Everyone

East Cork has seen huge population growth in the past few years, with no sign of this changing. Our primary school leavers and families are facing huge stress in finding secondary school places.

The objective of our campaign is to bring a much needed Second Level Educate together school to East Cork.

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East Cork Secondary School Crisis

We commissioned a report to factually demonstrate the trends underlying the secondary school crisis in East Cork. The statistics found in this report demonstrate an obvious demand for an additional secondary school in the East Cork area.

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Caz and Siobhan sharing their views on Educate Together
Caz and Siobhan sharing their views on Educate Together
Rhodri Mears, principal of Midleton Educate Together National School.
Rhodri Mears, principal of Midleton Educate Together National School.
Charlotte and Bader presenting at our launch event
Charlotte and Bader presenting at our launch event
Áine, Radana, and Sherry at our launch event
Áine, Radana, and Sherry at our launch event
The ECETSS Committee
The ECETSS Committee

We’ve put together a number of pages to explain what our campaign is all about.

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Our committee is made up of parents and concerned residents of East Cork.

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We have a presence on all the popular social media networks and would love to connect with you.

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Áine Leahy

My daughter will be going into 6th class this year. After that the only option, if we want to continue with Educate Together, is a commute to their only Secondary School in Cork City. That is not something I would really want for my children

Áine Leahy
Parent

Rhodri Mears

New housing planned for the region will see the population increase so future planning for school places is vital.

Rhodri Mears
Principal / Midleton Educate Together National School

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