Castaheany Educate Together National School is a co-educational primary school based in Ongar, Dublin 15. We pride ourselves on our inclusive ethos and ensure that all children in our care are taught to the highest standards of education. Our ethos guarantees every child equality of access and esteem, regardless of their social, cultural or religious background.
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Check out what is happening in school this week on our News & Events page.
See what we have been up to in our Winter Newsletter. |
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Congratulations
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Thomas Hynes, Digital Marketing Officer of the Community Credit Union visited Junior Infants Classes on Wednesday 17th to present the two classes with their Goodie Bags and their €30 One4All Voucher as the prize for their entry in the recent Community Credit Union Art Competition which the joint class entry won.
This year’s theme “Imagine”, encouraged people to explore their thoughts, hopes and dreams, and portray them on paper or canvass.
Check out the amazing piece below.
This year’s theme “Imagine”, encouraged people to explore their thoughts, hopes and dreams, and portray them on paper or canvass.
Check out the amazing piece below.
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Visitors
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All visitors are asked to complete the following form before visiting the school. The form can be accessed via the link below or by accessing the QR code to the right.
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Educate Together National Schools are a specific type of state-funded primary school in Ireland. They are part of the National School system that was established in 1831 and which, together with the Special Schools, comprise all State-funded primary education in Ireland. All National Schools, whether Roman Catholic, Protestant, Islamic, Jewish or Educate Together schools are funded by the State on an equal basis. They operate the same National Curriculum, follow the same Rules for Boards of Management and are staffed by teachers who have the same level of professional qualifications and recognition.
What Makes Educate Together Schools Different?Where schools differ from each other is in their “ethos”. The ethos of a school describes its spirit and character. This is built upon its aims and objectives, its policies and procedures and should be reflected in all interactions within the school community. Thus, the ethos of a school impacts strongly on the kind of education delivered to its pupils.
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What Makes Educate Together Schools Different?Where schools differ from each other is in their “ethos”. The ethos of a school describes its spirit and character. This is built upon its aims and objectives, its policies and procedures and should be reflected in all interactions within the school community. Thus, the ethos of a school impacts strongly on the kind of education delivered to its pupils.
Click on the button above to find out more.
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If your family is experiencing difficulty at home, We would like to provide additional supports at school. We understand that you are not always able to share details and that’s ok. If your child is coming to school after a difficult night, morning or weekend please text “Handle with care”. Nothing else will be said or asked.
This text will let Ruth our Home School Community Liaison & your child’s teacher know that your child may need a little extra time, patience or help during the day. Text: 086 065 0540 |