Stepaside Educate Together National School Roll Number: 20401G Principal: Anne Carroll
Office hours for visitors:
8:30 - 10:00 and 13:00 - 14:30 Monday to Friday.
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Contact info
Stepaside Educate Together National School
Belarmine Vale, Stepaside, Dublin 18,D18 H7W6
Landline: (01) 294 6753
Mobile: (085) 745 4998
Visitors hours: 8:30-10:00 and 13:00-14:30 (Please note the office is closed during all school breaks)
E-mail: info@stepasideetns.ie
Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20118693
2024/2025 Admissions
We would like to let you know that the school will commence accepting applications for admission to Junior Infant classes 2024/2025 on 2nd October 2023. The School shall cease accepting applications for admission to Junior Infant classes 2024/2025 on 27th October 2023. All application information can be found in the Admissions Policy and Notice:
Important: Applications will be accepted online. Link to online applications will be available and active on the school website during the admission period only.
Admissions to Stepping Stones, ASD classes 2023/2024
We would like to let you know that admissions to the special class (Stepping Stones) closed on 28th February 2023 at 23:59.
All applicants have been notified of the decision on their application. No further applications will be accepted for the 2023/2024 school year.
Please refer to school's admission policy and notice for further details.
Latest News
Graduation of Class of 2023
Congratulations to our wonderful Class of 2023! The class celebrated yesterday with a graduation breakfast followed by a wonderful & memorable graduation ceremony. We wish them all the very best in their new chapter.
Sports Day 2023
The children had a wonderful time at Sports Day, enjoying all the different stations, including the egg and spoon race, sack race to the tug-o-war and many more activities. The basketball match between the staff and parents was also lots of fun! A big thank you to the PAC and the parents who helped out on the day and who came to support.
Blast Residency - 6th class
6th class took part in an Arts in Education residency initiative and designed and created a wonderful mural which is on show on the top floor of our school. Here is a link showing the process involved; https://youtu.be/6KTWqCQHZqQ
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Together, we can make quality education accessible to all. Your donation can make a lasting impact on the lives of students in Ireland.
Autism Awareness Month
We were delighted when RTE news2day came to visit us yesterday. Have a look at the following link to watch it:
https://twitter.com/news2dayrte/status/1648380181147533312?s=48&t=FIyhntoLlJ29mjcI107jiQ
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- Peace Proms
- June 2nd SETNS Newsletter
Help My Kid Learn
www.helpmykidlearn.ie is a website full of enjoyable activities in which parents and their children can engage.
Green Schools & Sustainable Travel
The Green Schools Committee was formed in September 2017. For more visit: Green Schools
Our Patron Body
For more information on Educate Together and the Learn Together curriculum, please visit their home page - Educate Together
Educate Together is the patron body of the growing network of schools in Ireland that are run according to the Educate Together Charter. It is an independent NGO that runs schools that guarantee equality of access and esteem to children "irrespective of their social, cultural or religious background", are learner centered in their approach to education and are run as participatory democracies, with respectful partnership between parents, pupils and teachers.
