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A very warm welcome to our school website. I hope you will find everything you need to know about Pobalscoil Neasáin and that you will get a sense of who we are as a school.
Serving our local community for over 40 years, we have been co-educational and inclusive since the beginning – every student is equally welcome and equally valued here.
Our core values of meas, díograis & dea-chroí (respect, enthusiasm/commitment & good-heart) guide us in everything we do. These are not just words but are a genuine and lived reality in the daily life of the school.
We have a strong management team and a fantastic team of teachers and SNAs, who foster warm and supportive relationships with our students. These positive relationships are key to strong student engagement, to students achieving their full potential and to our school being a place where our students feel they belong.
Karol Sadleir
Principal
A huge congratulations to sixth year student Cormac. He was the first place winner of the senior competition in the Ireland Youth First Aid Competition from the four first aid national organisations ( St John Ambulance Ireland, St John Ambulance Northern Ireland, Order of Malta and Red Cross ). Cormac is on the left with the commissioner of the order of Malta Ireland. We are so proud of you Cormac as you embody all three core values of Meas, Díograis and Dea-Chroí. This fantastic achievement deserves a place on the grid. #meas #díograis #dea-chroí
Huge thanks to Mr O`Reilly for bringing Debate Club back to PSN! They had their first session in R27 after school yesterday where they debated the motion `That This House Would Restore Child Labour`. Strong arguments on both sides. All are welcome! Just bring meas, díograis & dea-chroí.
Well done to Ms Hallinan and her fantastic group of TY students. Today they were at an event with Dublin City Council at City Hall. The TY girls worked in groups with students from schools all around Dublin to propose, debate and prioritise motions about Gender Equality issues in their city. These issues ranged from safety, to inclusion in sports, from the display of public artwork celebrating female figures, to issues surrounding transport. This Mock Council Meeting all took place in the chamber of DCC in City Hall. The girls all debated their points so well. The motions will be brought before committees on DCC for further consideration. Ms Hallinan is very proud of you.
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Parents’ Association Uniform Drive
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