How much would you spend on a gift for a teacher?

How much would you spend on a gift for a teacher?

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It’s that time of the year when shop shelves are filled with “thank you” cards for teachersAlamy Stock Photo

The Daily Poll

How much would you spend on a gift for a teacher?

As the school year comes to a close, pupils and parents often plan to give gifts to their teachers to show their appreciation.

1.10pm, 27 Jun 2025

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TODAY MARKS THE final day of the school year for most pre-school and primary pupils across the country.

As schools close for the summer, many teachers will receive cards and presents from their students. In some class groups, parents pool donations to buy a joint gift, such as a voucher. In many others, families give gifts individually.

So, tell us: How much would you spend or contribute for a gift for a teacher?

Poll Results:

Between €10 and €20 (268)

I don’t consider a gift necessary (190)

Between €20 and €30 (121)

This doesn’t apply to me (113)

Less than €10 (95)

Over €30 (53)

Less than €10

Between €10 and €20

Between €20 and €30

I don’t consider a gift necessary

This doesn’t apply to me

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