Céad Míle Fáilte!

A Very Warm Welcome to the Website of St. Brigid’s SGNS

It Takes a Village

Our school community is happy to invite you to learn a little more about our super school. Welcome to St. Brigid’s!

Our recently created crest and motto demonstrate our vision and aims, through words and images. Our goal is to ‘promote the full and harmonious development of all aspects of the person of the pupil: intellectual, physical, cultural, moral and spiritual, including a living relationship with God and with other people.’

We can only do this with the continued assistance and support of parents/guardians, families and friends of our pupils, along with the wider community.

We hope that our website will demonstrate a little of the exciting work and activities carried out in St. Brigid’s and will provide our visitors with some information about our super school community.

– Siobhán Loughman, Príomhoide (Principal Teacher)

School News

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  • St. Brigid’s senior school vs. St. Brigid’s infant school. June 28, 2024

    On Thursday June 27th teachers from both the infant and senior school kitted out to play a ‘friendly’ football match to finish off the year on a high. The buzz in the air was palpable! Everyone was delighted with the game and the teachers did us all proud. A big thanks to Johnny for organising the match. ⚽️

  • Kilmainham Gaol June 11, 2024

    On Tuesday 11th June both 5th classes had the wonderful opportunity to visit the historic site of Kilmainham Gaol. We enjoyed guided tour with the very knowledgeable Joanne and David. It was so interesting. Luckily, it was dry enough for us to enjoy our lunch in the grounds or IMMA afterwards. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day out.

  • Sports Day 2024 June 11, 2024

    On Friday 7th of June we had a day filled with fun and activity in St. Brigid’s. We had a fantastic day.

  • Visit from the Lord Mayor of Dublin April 16, 2024

    On Tuesday the 16th of April we had a visit from Daithí de Róiste – Lord Mayor of Dublin. He was visiting schools all around Dublin to promote and discuss kindness. When he arrived he was greeted by our kindness committee. He admired all of the hard work all classes had done to decorate the school and room 1. The kindness committee asked him some questions and the girls from Ms. Lawlor’s 3rd class and Ms. Kerrigan’s 5th sang our kindness song ‘count on me’ by Bruno Mars.

    The Lord Mayor also planted a tree for kindness in the front of our school.

Our Motto

“Together let’s live for today and learn for tomorrow”

was created along with our crest in 2012 and both continue to be as relevant today as they were then.

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