Saint Michael’s National School is a small, vibrant and diverse community. We have just under 120 pupils and provide a unique, small school experience in the heart of the city. The school is located between The People’s Park and Saint Michael’s church on Barrington Street. We like to say we are one of Limerick’s best kept secrets! We have small class sizes and we are a very inclusive school. We serve a 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 different cultures and languages in our school community, as well as promoting a supportive environment for pupils of all backgrounds and abilties.
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. 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.
Over the past number of years, the school has undergone some changes. In October 2019 we opened our new extension and in 2020 we opened our amazing sensory garden. Since September 2024, we are delighted to be able to offer an after-school service run by provider Sinéad Daly. Parents can find out more in the ‘parent’ section of our website.
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.
Is mise le fíor-mheas,
Kate Gleeson
Príomhoide
LATEST NEWS
Debating Team
We are very proud of our debating team who participated and won The Convern Primary Debates competition. Members of 5th and 6th class researched, studied and prepared debates which brought us to the final. After fantastic debating at the final which took place on the...
UL sports Day
We had a great day in Ul at the annual school sports day. We competed in sprints, long distance races, relays and the long jump. We had a great day and amazing weather ☀️ Well done too all involved. We are very proud of our student’s achievements!
High Speed School Broadband
Our school now has high speed broadband connectivity through the Department of Education School Broadband Programme, delivered as part of the Irish National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) under the Recovery and Resilience Facility funded by the European Union...
Creative learning in Junior and Senior Infants
In Junior and Senior Infants, we love to learn in lots of different ways. We develop our language skills, social skills, fine motor skills and creativity through play. We love to get outside an practice the things we have learned in the classroom in a different way,...
STEM challenge in Infants
We read the story 'Eva and the Perfect Rain' by Tatyana Feeney. In the story Eva gets a new umbrella and can't wait to try it out, but it is either too windy, the rain is too soft or the thunder and lightning stop her going out. Finally, the perfect rain for trying...
Yoga in Junior and Senior Infants
All classes in the school have had a chance to try out yoga this term. Junior and Senior Infants have really loved the classes with Jessica. They have enjoyed pretending to be animals, moving their bodies in different ways and taking some quiet time to focus on their...