Life on campus
Clubs, sport, art and music — every day, not just on special occasions.
Around the school
Clubs and activities
Included in tuition, during or just after the school day.
Robotics
Weekly for Middle and Secondary, with a regional competition each spring.
Debating
From Year 7, with inter-school debates through the year.
Art studio
Drawing, painting and ceramics, with an exhibition every summer term.
Sports teams
Football, basketball and athletics, from primary upwards.
Reading club
A lunchtime club for primary readers, twice a week.
Model United Nations
Secondary students prepare for and attend conferences each year.
The campus
Everything a K-12 school needs, on one site.
Science laboratories
Physics, chemistry and biology labs, each with a full class set of equipment.
Library and study hall
Thousands of books in several languages, and a supervised study hall open until 17:30.
Sports grounds
A full-size pitch, covered courts and a gymnasium for PE and school teams.
Art and music rooms
A dedicated art studio, and a music room with instruments to borrow.
Maker space
Electronics benches, 3D printers, and the home of the robotics club.
Nurse and counsellor
A school nurse and a counsellor on campus every day.
Practical matters
Transport
School buses serve most of Dublin. Routes are published each summer for the year ahead.
Lunch
A hot lunch is cooked on site every day, with a vegetarian option. Allergies are managed with the school nurse.
Uniform
A simple uniform applies from Year 1. Early Years has no uniform. Suppliers are listed in the welcome pack.
After-school care
Supervised study is open to every student until 17:30, at no extra cost.
Our families
What families say
“We moved cities with two children. Within a term both were settled, and what surprised us most was how quickly their teachers knew exactly where each of them needed help.”
Parent of a Year 4 student
Primary
“My daughter joined the robotics club without knowing what a circuit was. Last spring she explained her team's design to a room of two hundred people.”
Parent of a Year 8 student
Middle School
“The teachers here expected a lot and helped even more. I arrived at university knowing how to study, not only what to study.”
Class of 2026
Graduate
Now at university