Is Ireland going to join England and Albania as being the only 2 countries in Europe which do not teach History as a compulsory subject until the age of 15? I sincerely hope not! 
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Campbell Brodie-
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3rdforum-
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I hope not. It was my favourite subject. I even took it for my leaving cert ( A levels). That said, Eoghan is sitting 10 subjects for his Junior Cert ( O levels). Too many anyone to get a grasp of a subject properly.
English
Irish
Maths
Geography
History
Science
Technology
Art
French
CSPE ( Civic Social Political Education)
It would have been 11 only he dropped German after 1st year.
English
Irish
Maths
Geography
History
Science
Technology
Art
French
CSPE ( Civic Social Political Education)
It would have been 11 only he dropped German after 1st year.
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And its not German or French he should be learning, more like Mandarin
Campbell Brodie-
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Lot of Spanish speaking countries too! 
I got 5 O levels:
Maths
Arithmetic
English
Technical Drawing
Modern Studies (20th Century history really...)
I got 5 O levels:
Maths
Arithmetic
English
Technical Drawing
Modern Studies (20th Century history really...)
Mcqueen-
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I got feck all, I nashed at 14, could be arsed with any of it,
It dosent show does it
It dosent show does it
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Dont think they even did O levels in my approved school. The Headmaster there, a Welshman by the name of Jones none the less didnt believe in corporal punishment hence we done whatever we felt like. Bit like todays schools then. Didnt like History anyway, Kings and Queens and stoneage crap. World War 2 would have been far more interesting but there you go, no mention of the Germans.
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