St. Margaret's National School
St. Margaret's National School is located in the small North Co. Dublin village of St. Margarets which is close to Dublin Airport.The school has a long history and has been an integral part of the St. Margaret’s Parish Community since the late 1800’s. The current school premises was built in 1956.
Awareness and protection of the environment play a very important role in our overall ethos and the daily running of the school. The school was awarded its 3rd Active Flag in 2021, its 8th Green Flag and 1st Amber Flag in June 2023. We received our first Curious Minds Platinum Award in 2023 for our extensive work in Minecraft Education and Mathematics. In 2024 we were awarded our 2nd Platinum Award for our work in Engineering and Maths.
The Principal of the school is Ms. Ciara Gaughan. Ms. Gráinne Noone is Acting Principal at this time.
St. Margaret's National School
St. Margaret's National School is located in the small North Co. Dublin village of St. Margarets which is close to Dublin Airport.Awareness and protection of the environment play a very important role in our overall ethos and the daily running of the school.
The current Acting Principal of the school is Ms. Gráinne Noone.
School Notices
Christmas Cheer Week 2023
https://youtu.be/geOqjuXXTb4 Wow! What a week, a massive thank you to Ms Lovely and the Student Council for organising a fantastic Christmas Cheer week, we had so much fun and are extremely grateful for all the wonderful treats and...
Christmas Cheer Week 2023
Christmas Fair 2023
Our Christmas Fair Extravaganza 2023 The boys and girls and all the staff of St Margaret's NS would like to extend their most heart felt thank you to all of the Parents Association. This committee worked tirelessly to ensure that our school was transformed into a...
Science Week 2023!
Science Week 2023 took place on the 12th-19th November. Junior and Senior infants collaborated with Ms Keegan's 1st and 2nd class to investigate...
⭐October Assembly Winners! ⭐
Congratulations to all our Assembly Winners for the month of October. These pupils received awards in recognition of their hard work, enthusiasm and incredible effort in all subject areas. Congratulations to all our winners! Take a bow everyone!
Maths Week 2023
The pupils here in St. Margarets NS horoughly enjoyed exploring the different strands of the Maths curriculum daily during Maths Week. Each day...
- The ‘ethos’ of St. Margaret’s National School encompasses collective attitudes, beliefs, core values, traditions, aspirations and goals. These are reflected in the actual practices which are carried out in the school on a daily, weekly and yearly basis. While it is impossible to outline all aspects of the school ‘ethos’, the following characteristics are experienced and promoted as essential elements in the establishment of a supportive and positive ‘ethos’.
- In St. Margaret’s National School, where the ethos is that of a Christian Catholic school, religious instruction, in accordance with the doctrine and tradition of the Catholic Church is part of the education given to children who belong to that Church.
- The pupils are prepared for the reception of the sacraments of First Confession, First Holy Communion and Confirmation, in accordance with arrangements in the diocese.
- Ancillary staff in the school are highly esteemed and respected. It is recognised that their work makes a valued contribution to the process of education.
- Prayer is a feature of the school day.
- The school aims at promoting the full and harmonious development of all aspects of the pupil, including his / her relationship with God, with other people and with the environment.
- The Principal and teaching staff aim at maintaining high professional standards and creating a safe and happy environment.
- A spirit of mutual respect is promoted within the school community. Pupils are drawn by example and teaching to appreciate and respect people of different religious affiliations and of different nationalities.
- Close contact is maintained between school and home. Parents/guardians and teachers support one another and collaborate with one another in leading the children to the fullness of their potential at the different stages.
