An T Earrach Thiar Poem Fear ag glanadh créDe ghimseán spáideSa gciúnas shéimhI mbrothall lae:Binn am fhuaimSan Earrach thiar. Fear ag caith eamhCliabh dhá dhroim,Is an fheamainn dheargAg lonrúI dtaitneamh gréineAr dhuirling bháin.Niamhrach an radharcSan Earrach thiar. Mná i locháinIn íochtar diaidh-thrá,A gcótaí craptha,Scáilí thíos fúthu:Támh-radharc síothachSan Earrach thiar. Toll-bhuillí fannaAg maidí rámhaCurrach lán éiscAg teacht chun cladaighAr ór-mhuir mhallI ndeireadh lae;San Earrach thiar. Translation The Western SpringA man cleaning clayFrom the back of a spadeIn the gentle quietOf a sultry day:Sweet is the […]
Medusa – Carol Ann DuffyPoem A suspicion, a doubt, a jealousygrew in my mind,which turned the hairs on my head to filthy snakesas though my thoughtshissed and spat on my scalp. My bride’s breath soured, stankin the grey bags of my lungs.I’m foul mouthed now, foul tongued,yellow fanged.There are bullet tears in my eyes.Are you […]
The mid-term break is a chance to relax, recharge, and take a breather from the busy school routine. However, it is also an opportunity to catch up on schoolwork and stay on track for the rest of the term. So, how do you find the perfect balance between study and fun during this time?Here are […]
As mid-term exams approach, students often find themselves overwhelmed with notes, textbooks, and a multitude of resources, leading to stress and confusion. but effective preparation can make a significant difference. One powerful tool that can streamline your study process is iRevise. Designed to cater to various subjects and learning styles, iRevise offers a wealth of […]
Context Willy Russell Russell was born in 1947 into a working-class family near to Liverpool. He left school at 15 without academic qualifications and became a hairdresser. By the age of 20 he felt the need to return to education and, after leaving university, he became a teacher at a comprehensive school in his home city. During […]
In the journey of academic success, where you study can be just as important as what you study. A well-designed study environment can significantly enhance focus, motivation, and productivity. Let’s explore how to create a positive study space and understand the factors that influence your learning experience. 1. Choose the Right Location Finding the perfect […]
Firstly, congratulations on getting your results. If you’re disappointed, don’t let it get you down. The results of these exams do not define who you are or the person you will become. There are so many other routes for you to take if you don’t get the results you were expecting. If you think you […]
Filling out CAO Tips It’s November, CAO has just opened and launched a floodgate for students in terms of college choice. Students are swamped with options and many are having a challenging time choosing because they are not set on a career yet. Others are luckier, as they had their heart set on a career […]
GCSE English Literature: Tackling Poetry Every word matters When completing the GCSE English Literature exam, you need to pay particular attention to the words and phrases used in each question.For example, are you being asked about specific themes and does the examiner want your personal response? Are you being asked to comment on, analyse, or describe the poem? Underline each […]
How to manage exam stress Many students find exams stressful, which is understandable, as your performance in exams can determine important things including what pathways or courses are open to you next year or whether you will have to repeat the year. Your exam results can also affect how you feel about yourself and your […]