• St. Columba's National School opened its doors in October 1925.

• Since September 2020 we are enrolling boys in our Junior Infant classes. This means that by September 2028, our school will be a fully vertical Co-Ed. school.

• Currently we have approximately 400 pupils on roll.

• We have a Principal (Ms. Daly), fifteen classroom teachers, four Learning Support/Resource teachers and six Special Needs Assistants.

• The Chairperson of our Board of Management is Mr. Frank O Connell.

• Our ancillary staff includes: the school Secretary, Aisling; the school Caretaker, Peter; and the school Lollipop person.

• We offer a variety of after-school activities. These can vary but usually include drama, Irish dancing, gymnastics and choir.

• If you would like to find out more about our school, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Mission Statement

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St. Columba’s National School is a Catholic primary school which seeks to ensure that all its pupils are educated and nurtured in an environment that is caring, considerate and tolerant. St. Columba’s N.S. aims to help children to develop skills, attitudes and values which will bring the greatest happiness and fulfilment to their lives. We prioritise the safety, security and well being of all pupils as a prerequisite to their growth and development. As a staff, we seek to help children develop morally, socially, physically and cognitively to the best of their ability. The achievement of this aim informs all of the planning processes and activities which occur in our school. 

Parents and teachers are partners in the children’s education, with co-operation and communication between home and school being vital ingredients in the educational process. We each share the same aim – the well being of the children in our care.