Back to School Information Video

Information on returning to school for all classes is available here.

Covid-19- School Procedures and Information

School procedures and information can be viewed here.

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St. Columba's is Now Co-Ed

Accessing Resources Online

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CJ Fallon eBook Reader:

• Go to https://support.cjfallon.ie/hc/en-us/categories/360001511213-myCJFallonReader-app-

• Click on which device you want to download and install myCJFallonReader app.

CJ Fallon website:

• Go to https://my.cjfallon.ie/dashboard/student-resources for listening activities, tutorials and photographs.

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Edco Books:

• Go to www.edcolearning.ie and log in with:

Username: primaryedcobooks        Password: edco2020

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Folens:

• Go to www.folensonline.ie and click register

• Select Teacher

• Fill in username, email and password

• For Roll Number use this code: Prim20

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Educate.ie:

• Go to https://educateplus.ie/homestudy-primary

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Talking to Children and Young People about Covid-19

https://www.education.ie/en/The-Department/Announcements/talking-to-children-and-young-people-about-covid-19-coronavirus-advice-for-parents-and-schools.pdf

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About Us

St Columba's N.S.
Iona Road
Glasnevin 
Dublin 9

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

• Currently we have approximately 400 pupils on roll.

• We have a Principal, fifteen classroom teachers, three 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 ballet, 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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Saint Columba’s National School is a Catholic primary school which strives to provide a caring, happy and secure atmosphere where the intellectual, spiritual, physical, moral and cultural needs of the pupils are addressed. Parents and teachers are partners in the children’s education. We recognise that co-operation and communication between home and school and the wider school community are vital ingredients in the educational process. We all share the same aim – the well-being of the children in our care.

Contact Us

St Columba's National School,
Iona Road,
Glasnevin,
Dublin 9,
Ireland

Tel: +353 86 700 1901

Support Us

St Columba's School, Iona Road, was established so students from all backgrounds would have a formal education that could transform their lives and positively contribute to society. Since then, we have held true to that vision because of the generosity of countless community members and businesses who share this view. Get in touch to learn more about how to support us.