List of schools
Rosmini College was founded by the Rosminian Order in 1970 to provide education for boys in the surrounding area. They moved to a permanent building in 1982 and became a community school with a Board of Management having general responsibility for the running of the school. The Board includes representatives from the Rosminian Order, the City of Dublin Vocational Education Committee, parents and...
St. Nessain's is a community school. The school operates within the regulations laid dow by the Department of Education and Science including class sizes. The school follows the curricular programmes prescribed by the Department of Education. Community and Comprehensive schools are governed by Boards of Management which are given statutory recognition by the Education Act, 1998. The school offers...
St. Conleth’s College is a lay Catholic school founded in 1939. It comprises both a junior and secondary school. The school was named after St. Conleth, a sixth century Irish monk who was a "moulder of precious metals." In keeping with this long established ethos and tradition, St. Conleth’s has continued to adapt itself to the educational requirements of a changing world. The Junior School...
St. Colmcille’s is a community school. The school operates within the regulations laid dow by the Department of Education and Science including class sizes. The school follows the curricular programmes prescribed by the Department of Education. St Colmcille’s is a co-educational, 2nd level school established in the year 2000 on a greenfield site on the Scholarstown Road in the heart of...
Portmarnock Community School is a co-educational school that caters for student secondary education. The school, built by theDepartment of Education and Science, was opened in 1979. It provides a fully comprehensive education which is designed to ensure equality of educational opportunity for all its students. Portmarnock Community School is committed to an educational policy that...
Mount Temple is a school based on diverse Protestant traditions and a spirit of inclusiveness and welcome for those of different, particularly minority, religious traditions and those of no religious tradition. Since its foundation, teaching and learning in Mount Temple has been influenced by the philosophy of Comprehensive education – the belief that diversity in learning enriches us all. Mount...
Malahide Community School is a co-educational, inclusive secondary school located in Malahide, County Dublin, Ireland that welcomes pupils of all religious denominations. The school has grown from an entrance of 512 students in 1976 to over 1200 students since 2006. In the early 1950s Mrs. Catherine Dowling set up the Stella Maris School in Malahide Village. In 1958 the Infant Jesus Sisters...
Oatlands College is a Voluntary Catholic school for boys in Mount Merrion, in South County Dublin. The College, founded by the Christian Brothers in 1951, is under the Trusteeship of the Edmund Rice Schools Trust (ERST), and is guided by the religious and educational philosophy of the ERST Charter. The College provides an academic education in a broad range of subjects for boys aged 12-19 years,...
St. Louis High School was opened in 1913, and since then, has maintained its tradition of imparting a full, balanced and well rounded education to its students. The intellectual, spiritual, moral and emotional needs of each student are catered for in a Christian and respectful way. The school community seeks to live and to proclaim Christian values, to accept people as they are, to affirm their...
St. Mary's Secondary School for girls, Baldoyle is a thriving and welcoming educational establishment, offering a full range of subjects and levels at Junior and Leaving Certificate. Students are encouraged to achieve their potential and in the process, discover hidden talents and abilities catered for by the vast array of extra and inter curricular activities on offer. St. Mary's Secondary School...
