Feeder schools: How graduates of Irish second-level schools are progressing to third-level institutions
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These tables give information on every student who ever attended a particular school and began to study this year
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Feeder Schools data shows how Ireland’s children progress after completing second-level education.
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Feeder Schools aims to provide parents with a snapshot of how many students from each school in the Republic of Ireland go on to third-level colleges in Ireland
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The Irish Times’ Feeder Schools supplement tracks the proportion of students in individual schools who progressed to third-level colleges
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Class gap in third level participation persists despite increase, especially in Dublin area
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Feeder schools data shows how Ireland’s children progress after completing second-level education
Seven of 10 schools with highest progression rate are non-fee paying, feeder-school data shows
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Data on how many students from each school progress to third-level colleges is compiled from two primary sources
It is important to understand the component parts: there are two key numbers associated with each school listed.
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