Admissions for September 2026 are now open
Stapolin Educate Together National School opened on Monday 9th September 2019 with our first class of Junior Infants. We now have mainstream classes from Junior Infants to Sixth Class, a class for children with Developmental Language Disorder, and two classes for Autistic children.
We are a school under the patronage of Educate Together. For detailed information about Educate Together’s history, philosophy, schools, teachers, students, events and networks you can visit www.educatetogether.ie .
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Please accept a warm welcome to Stapolin Educate Together National School. As the Principal, I look forward to getting to know all of you, as I get to know your children. I aim to establish and indeed foster positive relationships within our school community, and intend on working very closely with you, our parent body, to develop a warm, caring, friendly and inclusive learning environment.
Our vision is to create and cultivate a vibrant school community with the aim of providing the best possible education for all the children in our school. Our children will be treated individually and will be given every opportunity to be the very best that they can be. They will be at the very core of every decision made and at the very heart of our teaching and learning environment, which is the primary function of our school.
Stapolin Educate Together National School is an open school and it is your school. We need and welcome your presence and support. Your help in building the relationship is warmly appreciated. Finally, may I wish you a long and happy association with our school.
Yours sincerely,
Clodagh Farrell, Principal
Our school is:
❖ Equality-based: All children have equal access to the school and no one religion or worldview is given priority over another within the school.
❖ Co-educational: All children are encouraged to explore their full range of abilities and are provided with equal opportunities regardless of their gender or identity.
❖ Child-centred: Our child-centred approach means that we put children at the heart of all policies and practices and involve them in decision-making where appropriate.
❖ Democratically-run: We run schools on a democratic basis, encouraging active participation by parents and students in the daily life of the school whilst positively affirming the professional role of the teachers.