Young Wan's Junior Cert Diary - Day 3

We didn't get around to putting Friday's up until now, and I realise that if we don't put it up immediately the Young Wan completely and utterly forgets lots. Seriously how could you forget something so big so quickly. I had to eeeekkk this out of her with about 60 questions. Ah well, here's what she remembers from Friday.

Day 3 - OSSP/CSPE, Irish 2

OSSP: This was simple except I didn't know all the leaders to the political parties and my Mam went mad at me. The rest of it was a piece of cake. We had a selection of different topics like getting to know your neighbour and a mock election. I picked the mock election.

It was brilliantly, I wrote a page and a half on the tasks I would have to perform to make it work. I said that we would have to notify the students about it and ask our local TD about how to run an election and more stuff like that.

I also drew a poster, as part of the question. I wrote on the poster 'do you want to make a difference, VOTE'. So all round OSSP was fine.

Irish 2: This was also fine. We started with a reading comprehension and that was easy enough. It was just answering questions and answering your views on it, a bit like the English paper only in Irish.

There were questions on poetry and a novel, Dhialann Chaoimhe, we studied. Irish was simple but then it is an Irish school so you would hope so.

Overall: Friday was perfect.

Next: Maths 2, Geography