Judging by the state of the students' bottoms after the last detention, behaviour may improve- at least until CLASS resumes in Dublin.
Category: Event Reports
Dublin CLASSroom
The Dublin Chapter of CLASS Ireland recently relocated to a larger classroom, which is starting to look the part! The new facility has the advantage of a Head Teacher's study. . . . . .not that the Head's presence has made much of an impact on the students' behaviour, if the school punishment log is … Continue reading Dublin CLASSroom
Dublin Night CLASS, 27 Jan 2017
The Dublin Chapter of CLASS Ireland met again this past Friday for an evening of education. Students were enlightened through lessons in the nuances of collective nouns from Mr. N. S. Gentle, an quick-fire quiz on Irish history from Mr. Parker, a lesson in presentation from Master Respect, an interactive seminar on the anatomy of … Continue reading Dublin Night CLASS, 27 Jan 2017
2016 in Review: Dublin
After starting with a pair of munches, a suitable venue was found for a play event in Dublin. Students and teachers gathered in a ready-made classroom for an evening of education. On the inaugural night of the Dublin chapter of CLASS, students learned the following valuable lessons: England won the Irish civil war. Pi rounds … Continue reading 2016 in Review: Dublin
2016 in Review: Galway
CLASS returned back to where it all began for the final event for 2016. Fittingly, CLASS students were summoned to detention to pay for their misbehaviour over the year (as well as a few new students who managed to land themselves in detention right from the start!). All students brought notes explaining why exactly they … Continue reading 2016 in Review: Galway
2016 in Review: Cork
In November 2016, CLASS held our first session in Cork. Students and staff began the day by entering their names in the Cork register before settling in for the day's lessons. Teachers had plenty of implements at their disposal to help reign in any misbehaviour. The Headmaster waited in his office upstairs to deal with … Continue reading 2016 in Review: Cork