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St. Brigid's GNS was established by the Holy Faith Sisters in 1928 to cater for the educational needs of the children of Killester parish and the surrounding area. The school supports the principles of
"inclusiveness, equality of access and participation in the school and respect for
diversity of values, beliefs, traditions, languages and ways of life in society"
We are committed to nurturing the Catholic faith through religious education, preparation for the sacraments and through the ethos of the school. The ethos is demonstrated through respect shown for each person in the school - pupils, members of staff, parents and visitors. We value our relationship with parents and the community and we are committed to working in partnership with all involved in the education process so as the best interests of each child are catered for.
"inclusiveness, equality of access and participation in the school and respect for
diversity of values, beliefs, traditions, languages and ways of life in society"
We are committed to nurturing the Catholic faith through religious education, preparation for the sacraments and through the ethos of the school. The ethos is demonstrated through respect shown for each person in the school - pupils, members of staff, parents and visitors. We value our relationship with parents and the community and we are committed to working in partnership with all involved in the education process so as the best interests of each child are catered for.
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Easter Fun 2021
Easter Fun 2021

5th Class Easter Chicks
5th Class Easter Chicks

Seachtain Na Gaeilge 2021
Seachtain Na Gaeilge 2021

Engineering Week
Engineering Week

World Book Day 2021
World Book Day 2021

Special Message From 5th Class
Special Message From 5th Class

There was great excitement in St. Brigid's this week leading up to the Easter break. Lots of classes did fabulous arts and crafts which were displayed around the school. The girls in Junior Infants - 2nd Class had lots of fun taking part in an egg hunt.
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There was great excitement in the school for Seactain na Gaeilge. Classes were busy creating St. Patrick's Day Art, learning Irish Dances and using some Nathanna na Cainte. On Tuesday the girls dressed up in their green clothes and there was a socially distanced Céilí outdoors for the junior classes where the children performed their dances and songs for others. There was lots of Irish Music to be heard throughout the school and the girls had lots of fun celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
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