Schools

Below you will find the details of various schools in our Parishes.

Parish Primary
Second Level
Specialist

Holy Child National School
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Holy Child NS, Larkhill is a Catholic school serving the parishioners of Larkhill/Whitehall/Santry since 1942.
The school offers a programme for boys and girls in Junior and Senior Infants, and for girls from First Class to Sixth Class.
The school aims to provide, in partnership with parents, a safe, caring and stimulating environment where every child can achieve his and her full potential.
Holy Child Boys’ National School
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The school opened in 1942 and serves the Parish of Larkhill, Whitehall and Santry. It caters boys from first to sixth class. Its dedicated and caring staff are committed to providing a safe and happy environment where all pupils can reach their full potential.
St Fiachra’s Junior National School
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St Fiachra’s Junior School is a co-educational Catholic primary school serving the Parish of Beaumont. It is a junior school providing primary education to pupils aged from 4 to 9 years i.e., Junior Infants to Second Class inclusive. St Fiachra’s operates under the Rules for National Schools and Department of Education and Skills Guidelines and follows the curriculum prescribed by the Department.
St Fiachra’s Senior National School
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St Fiachra’s Senior School is a co-educational all-inclusive Catholic primary school teaching Third to Sixth Class inclusive. The mission of the school is to provide a rich and diverse curriculum catering for the needs of each individual student, led by teachers with a commitment to high academic standards. The school strives for excellence in sport, culture, social concern, and spiritual values where students are encouraged and challenged to reach their full potential as human beings.

St Aidan’s CBS
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St Aidan’s was established by the Christian Brothers in 1964 and since then has been driven by a passion to promote academic excellence and support an inclusive approach to education for all of its pupils. Today, it is part of the Edmund Rice Schools' Trust, ERST.
Our Lady of Mercy College
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Established in 1957 as a second level school, Our Lady of Mercy College offers a broad curriculum. The core value of the school is respect for all and the nurturing of individual potential academically, spiritually, and culturally as a member of the school community and in the spirit of the Catholic Mercy ethos. The school is committed to excellence and continually improving the quality of teaching and learning.

Gaelscoil Cholmcille
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The school offers education through the medium of the Irish language and seeks to inspire a love of learning, tradition and of our culture.
Beaumont Community Pre-School
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Established in 1993, Beaumont Parish Community Pre-School is located on the Beaumont Parish Campus, next to St Fiachra’s National Schools with whom it has close links. Beaumont Pre-School works with children of pre-school age to prepare them for the commencement of their primary school education by helping them to develop their social, emotional, physical and educational skills. The staff work with parents and guardians to ensure that their child’s culture, positive self-esteem,sense of identity and individuality is maintained and celebrated.
St Paul’s Special School
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St Paul’s is a school which caters for children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1971 as an outreach from the Child Guidance Clinic of the Mater Hospital, the school caters for boys and girls in small groups, taking into account pupils’ ages and individual support needs. Classes are taught by specialist teachers supported by highly experienced special needs assistants.

Parish Primary
- Holy Child National School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  Holy Child NS, Larkhill is a Catholic school serving the parishioners of Larkhill/Whitehall/Santry since 1942.
  The school offers a programme for boys and girls in Junior and Senior Infants, and for girls from First Class to Sixth Class.
  The school aims to provide, in partnership with parents, a safe, caring and stimulating environment where every child can achieve his and her full potential.
- Holy Child Boys’ National School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  The school opened in 1942 and serves the Parish of Larkhill, Whitehall and Santry. It caters boys from first to sixth class. Its dedicated and caring staff are committed to providing a safe and happy environment where all pupils can reach their full potential.
- St Fiachra’s Junior National School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  St Fiachra’s Junior School is a co-educational Catholic primary school serving the Parish of Beaumont. It is a junior school providing primary education to pupils aged from 4 to 9 years i.e., Junior Infants to Second Class inclusive. St Fiachra’s operates under the Rules for National Schools and Department of Education and Skills Guidelines and follows the curriculum prescribed by the Department.
- St Fiachra’s Senior National School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  St Fiachra’s Senior School is a co-educational all-inclusive Catholic primary school teaching Third to Sixth Class inclusive. The mission of the school is to provide a rich and diverse curriculum catering for the needs of each individual student, led by teachers with a commitment to high academic standards. The school strives for excellence in sport, culture, social concern, and spiritual values where students are encouraged and challenged to reach their full potential as human beings.
Second Level
- St Aidan’s CBS
  VISIT WEBSITE
  St Aidan’s was established by the Christian Brothers in 1964 and since then has been driven by a passion to promote academic excellence and support an inclusive approach to education for all of its pupils. Today, it is part of the Edmund Rice Schools' Trust, ERST.
- Our Lady of Mercy College
  VISIT WEBSITE
  Established in 1957 as a second level school, Our Lady of Mercy College offers a broad curriculum. The core value of the school is respect for all and the nurturing of individual potential academically, spiritually, and culturally as a member of the school community and in the spirit of the Catholic Mercy ethos. The school is committed to excellence and continually improving the quality of teaching and learning.
Specialist
- Gaelscoil Cholmcille
  VISIT WEBSITE
  The school offers education through the medium of the Irish language and seeks to inspire a love of learning, tradition and of our culture.
- Beaumont Community Pre-School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  Established in 1993, Beaumont Parish Community Pre-School is located on the Beaumont Parish Campus, next to St Fiachra’s National Schools with whom it has close links. Beaumont Pre-School works with children of pre-school age to prepare them for the commencement of their primary school education by helping them to develop their social, emotional, physical and educational skills. The staff work with parents and guardians to ensure that their child’s culture, positive self-esteem,sense of identity and individuality is maintained and celebrated.
- St Paul’s Special School
  VISIT WEBSITE
  St Paul’s is a school which caters for children with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1971 as an outreach from the Child Guidance Clinic of the Mater Hospital, the school caters for boys and girls in small groups, taking into account pupils’ ages and individual support needs. Classes are taught by specialist teachers supported by highly experienced special needs assistants.

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