in UK we have few brains to take advantage of the education we offer
Poles top of UK class
Michal
It depends. The English medium schools are on par with English schools, but the Welsh medium/bilingual schools achieve a 20% better pass rate (on average)
I have always imagined that the education in Wales to be quite good, at least, if not better than over the border in England
It depends. The English medium schools are on par with English schools, but the Welsh medium/bilingual schools achieve a 20% better pass rate (on average)
niejestemcapita 2 | 561
10 Aug 2009 / #33
I have always imagined that the education in Wales to be quite good, at least, if not better than over the border in England
Welsh schools are way better than English, they do not publish their league table results and there is a whole different attitude to learning anyway.
niejestemcapita
Yes, this is true in the Welsh language schools where the emphasis is definitely on the child's learning, there also seems to be a lot less disruption in class also. Compare with the English language schools where many children get lost in the system.
Welsh schools are way better than English, they do not publish their league table results and there is a whole different attitude to learning anyway
Yes, this is true in the Welsh language schools where the emphasis is definitely on the child's learning, there also seems to be a lot less disruption in class also. Compare with the English language schools where many children get lost in the system.
welshguyinpola 23 | 463
10 Aug 2009 / #35
It is a fact that welsh medium schools outshine their english medium counterparts. I attended Ysgol gyfun Cwm Rhymney and the individual attention we were given by teachers and the facilities and the general level of education was unrivalled in the area. We were more disciplined and dedicated than the 'English' students and also better at rugby. Its probably because we felt unique within that community and we all had a sense of solidarity.
Rhymney
Your from Rhymney? unlucky lol.....
i studied in Cardiff and i had much more support than my friends who were studying in England.... my lecturers were never to busy to help out what ever time or day
better at rugby
= Sad but True :(
welshguyinpola 23 | 463
10 Aug 2009 / #37
Your from Rhymney?
No I am not from Rhymney, Im from a palce called Ystrad Mznach and the area of Cardiff is called Rumney. Rhymney is the Rhymney valley and is a completely different place.
Cardiff University is among the top 10 in UK and well know for its standards.
time means 5 | 1309
10 Aug 2009 / #38
better at rugby
Union-debatable
League-(far and away the better version)no way.
BritishEmpire - | 148
11 Aug 2009 / #39
So, for those of you questioning why the PL are UK bound, here's a good example of why. It's called hard work and determination for a better future.
So why do they have to come to the u.k?, whats wrong with pooland.
I suppose this is the fruits of gordys plan to enlarge the contribution that english teaching makes to the economy.
So why do they have to come to the u.k?, whats wrong with pooland.
Lots of students from different countries take adventage of various exchange programmes and travel to study outside of their own country.. that's valuable experience.
welshguyinpola
Did you? That's interesting, I went to Ysgol Gyfyn Gwyr in Swansea ;)
It is a fact that welsh medium schools outshine their english medium counterparts. I attended Ysgol gyfun Cwm Rhymney and the individual attention we were given by teachers and the facilities and the general level of education was unrivalled in the area. We were more disciplined and dedicated than the 'English' students and also better at rugby. Its probably because we felt unique within that community and we all had a sense of solidarity
Did you? That's interesting, I went to Ysgol Gyfyn Gwyr in Swansea ;)