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Hour classes are not sufficient time to prepare cook and serve dishes in a practical class. I suggest that if this goes ahead we have 2 hour classes for Home Ec. this might suit other practical subjects??

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I feel it lightens the daily load for students. It would work well for English classes especially at Senior Cycle.However, if you have a difficult group, an hour is a long time...

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I feel it lightens the daily load for students. It would work well for English classes especially at Senior Cycle.However, if you have a difficult group, an hour is a long time...

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Sounds fantastic. Would be worth trying it out till Christmas. Or even for a year and then review it.

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Would work fine for languages but I think we must consider the implications for practical subjects and kids with poor concentration level.

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I can't see a problem with one hour classes. It would to be beneficial to students. A lot of schools find

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Review of the structure of the timetable might allow for extra time at lunch for extra curricular activities 

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Review of the structure of the timetable might allow for extra time at lunch for extra curricular activities 

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One hour classes are too short for art classes both for junior cert projects and for the new leaving cert art coursework which is coming in Jan 2018 for our present 5 th years.  It does not allow enough time to get practical work done and tidied up.

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One hour classes are too short for art classes both for junior cert projects and for the new leaving cert art coursework which is coming in Jan 2018 for our present 5 th years.  It does not allow enough time to get practical work done and tidied up.

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I think it would be a great idea as more time can be spent on consolidating the learning and using reinforcement techniques that you wouldn't get an opportunity to do in a single class

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Engineering
Teacher student contact would be reduced in this subject by 20mins/week this would be extremely difficult for completing projects and would seriously affect grades

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J.C. Science
Very applicable for jc science but not as practical for leaving certain sciences

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Concerned concentration levels would flag.

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Also understand there are pros and cons and we need to strongly consider the cons as practical subjects are very important especially in our school

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Would be better than having single classes 40minsfor practical subjects

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Would work well for history, but don't like the 2 slots for 3rd year!

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Would work well for history, but don't like the 2 slots for 3rd year!

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I like the idea especially for maths, gives time for correction of homework and lots of time then for various methodologies. I think it would greatly benefit students in maths.

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i also think it woukd be good for English, 

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i also think it woukd be good for English, 

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I would like to see how a leaving cert timetable would look firstly. It would be fine for JC and short course.would be concerned for practical colleagues

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I would like to see how a leaving cert timetable would look firstly. It would be fine for JC and short course.would be concerned for practical colleagues

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Loosing 20 mins a week by having 3 hour long classes rather than 5 x 40 mins Class would have huge implications for finishing LC projects

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We have to think what is best for the majority of students. For some I think it could work extremely well but I don't think it would be suitable for all.

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Would work well for PE but can see pitfalls for other practical subjects. Single classes (40min) means just 14-20 mins of activity incl registers and learning intentions success criteria.

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Lots of positive but huge concerns regarding time constraints on a practical home economics class. Students cannot be left unsupervised in the room so would home ec teachers be expected to work through most lunchtimes?