We still have places in Junior Infants and other classes for September 2021.
Please click here for an Application Form.
We look forward to welcoming back our children in Junior Infants to 2nd class on Monday, March 1st! Before returning, all parents/guardians must fill out our Parental Declaration Form – click here.
Stay safe, stay well and keep washing your hands. Please click here for our Distance Learning Plan.
Scoil Chaitríona Baggot Street
Growing and Learning Together
Welcome to our school. We hope that it demonstrates our school's ethos by showing our warm, caring and inclusive environment.
Founded in 1827, we are the parish primary school of St. Andrew's, Westland Row. Our school has been here on Lower Baggot Street for nearly 200 years and we teach boys and girls from Junior Infants to 6th class and also younger children in our ECCE-funded preschool. We continue our proud history of education by working with children and families from the local area, other parts of Dublin city and all over the world.
Our school crest represents that all of our children grow and work together. 'Respect' is a keyword in our school and this is reflected in how all members of our school community treat each other. Our core goal of developing independence in all children plays the central role in our teaching and learning as we deliver the primary school curriculum every day. Our school motto, Le Chéile, (Together), shows the high value we place on developing meaningful home-school relationship as we help each child reach his or her potential.
If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Siobhán Weekes
Principal
Founded in 1827, we are the parish primary school of St. Andrew's, Westland Row. Our school has been here on Lower Baggot Street for nearly 200 years and we teach boys and girls from Junior Infants to 6th class and also younger children in our ECCE-funded preschool. We continue our proud history of education by working with children and families from the local area, other parts of Dublin city and all over the world.
Our school crest represents that all of our children grow and work together. 'Respect' is a keyword in our school and this is reflected in how all members of our school community treat each other. Our core goal of developing independence in all children plays the central role in our teaching and learning as we deliver the primary school curriculum every day. Our school motto, Le Chéile, (Together), shows the high value we place on developing meaningful home-school relationship as we help each child reach his or her potential.
If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Siobhán Weekes
Principal
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