Saint Michael’s National School is situated between The People’s Park and Saint Michael’s Church of Ireland on Barrington Street in Limerick. We have 120 pupils, five Mainstream Class teachers, two Special Education teachers , one shared Special Education teachers, one English as an Additional Language (EAL) teacher and two Special Needs Assistants.
We provide Religious Education for our pupils in accordance with the doctrines, practices and traditions of the Church of Ireland and promote the formation of pupils in the Church of Ireland faith. Saint Michael’s National School is under the Patronage of the Bishop of Tuam, Limerick and Killaloe, the Rt Revd Michael Burrows. The school also works closely with The Very Reverend Niall Sloane, Dean of Limerick Cathedral.
In 2018 we made some developments to the school which included the upgrade of our heating system, the addition of a new classroom , entrance and ramp and the upgrade of our security system. In October 2019 we opened our new extension and in 2020 we opened our amazing sensory garden.
Here in Saint Michael’s N.S., we are fortunate to have extremely dedicated teachers and staff. We constantly strive to provide an enjoyable educational experience for our pupils. We serve a very diverse population and currently have families in the school from over twenty different countries. This is something we are very proud of and we organise events throughout the year to welcome and celebrate the different cultures and languages in our school community. Our wish for all our pupils is that each one reaches his/her full potential and has a happy, fulfilling school life in Saint Michael’s National School.
Is mise le fíor-mheas,
Kate Gleeson
Príomhoide
LATEST NEWS
Maths week 2024
We had a very busy and fun Maths Week 2024 in Saint Michael’s NS. We solved lots of Maths problems and riddles. We played lots of Maths games and had a whole school Maths themed Bingo on Friday. Whole school Bingo Collaborative learning
Creepy Crawlies Love/ Hate
Fourth and fifth class participated in a fantastic Creepy Crawly Workshop at the Hunt Museum. We learnt about the lifecycle of various insects and the roles they play in our environment. We also participated in an insect inspired art lesson which was lots of fun!
Family Fun Evening 2024
On May 29th 2024 we celebrated our annual Family Fun evening. This long standing tradition is our school’s social event of the year bringing together our school community for an evening full of tasty food, entertainment, fun, games and lots of fabulous prizes. Thank...
STEM workshop on electrical circuits at Mary Immaculate College
2nd & 3rd class travelled to Mary Immaculate College Craft Maker Workshop where we spent the morning learning how to make electrical circuits. The children also made cards with LED lights and batteries to take home.
Trip to Ardnacrusha Power Station
2nd & 3rd class recenty visited Ardnacrusha Power Station to learn about hydro-electricity. [el_masonry_gallery image_ids="3162,3161" number_of_columns="3" image_size="large" enable_lightbox="on" _builder_version="4.25.1" _module_preset="default"...
Réamhaisneis na hAimsire by Senior Infants and 1st Class
The children in Senior Infants and 1st Class have done great work recently on the theme of 'An Aimsir' (the weather). They all did a fantastic job at presenting their own Réamhaisneis na hAimsire (weather forecast) as Gaeilge. Maith sibh!