Families & Groups
How people live together and why groups differ
Sociology enrichment for primary pupils - families, communities, culture and fairness, taught one-to-one through discussion and real examples.
Sociology is not on the Primary School Curriculum, and only some schools offer it at senior level. These sessions are enrichment for children who are curious about people, families and communities.
The central move is learning to explain something about a person by looking at the group around them rather than the individual alone. Children meet that idea naturally through families, schools, traditions and difference, and it reframes a lot of what they already notice.
It builds directly on the social strands of SESE and SPHE, so it reinforces school work rather than sitting apart from it.
This is enrichment tutoring, not preparation for a State examination. Sessions are shaped around your child's curiosity and reading level rather than a syllabus.
How people live together and why groups differ
Traditions, customs and belonging
Treating people fairly and valuing difference
Noticing patterns in how people behave
We evaluate your child's current level and identify strengths & areas to improve.
Personalized 1-on-1 lessons with interactive tools and step-by-step guidance.
progress reports and feedback to ensure continuous improvement.
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
The same subject at the Junior Cycle (1st - 3rd Year) stage
The same subject at the Senior Cycle / Leaving Cert (5th - 6th Year) stage