Beannachtaí na Féile Pádraig oraibh. Read the latest news here.

Published on March 17, 2023

We have had a very busy few weeks in St. Brigid’s celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge and preparing for St. Patrick’s Day. There was a quiz, some students reading to other classes and a big concert in the yard on Thursday. Take a look here. Seachtain na Gaeilge

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Published on March 10, 2023

Lots more happening again this week. We have been very busy. Read more here.

Published on March 3, 2023

Thank you very much to Nick Reid who came in to talk to 5th and 6th class about his visit to the Ukraine. The boys and girls learned a little bit of history and also how important it is to help others. Nick spoke about his fundraising and what the money was spent on. For […]

Published on March 2, 2023

Friends at school are big and small. Friends at school are best of all.

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Read the latest news here in Newsletter 21

Published on February 26, 2023

Read all the latest news in St. Brigid’s in Newsletter 20.

Published on February 10, 2023

We had a lovely week this week in St. Brigid’s. We celebrated Catholic School’s Week and we really enjoyed having the Grandparents coming in to visit us. Read all about it here.

Published on January 28, 2023

Thank you so much to all of the Grandparents who came to visit St. Brigid’s today. We loved having you visiting in our classrooms and participating in our prayer service in the hall. Click here to see a short video of some of the activities from today. There was lots of fabulous art work […]

Published on January 25, 2023

Twelve girls from 3rd and 4th class went to Roundwood to play an indoor camogie blitz. For many of the girls this was their first blitz representing St. Brigid’s. They were nervous and excited. They played amazing. We even had comments from other coaches on their skills. Thanks very much to Ellie Brennan for coming […]

Published on January 20, 2023

Read all the latest news in Newsletter 18. As usual we have a lot going on in St. Brigid’s.

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Please click here to read the most up to date Admissions Policy for St. Brigid’s.

Click here to see the Admisisons Notice for 2023-2024

Click on the link Code of Behaviour 2021 to read the CODE OF BEHAVIOUR for St. Brigid’s NS.

‘The Summer Stars Reading Adventure is back and running from Monday, 13^th June until Wednesday, 31^st August 2022 in all public libraries across Ireland. Children are invited to register for Summer Stars in Greystones Library and be a part of the reading adventure.

As you’ll know, there is a lot of research which shows that children who read over the summer maintain their reading levels and return to school more prepared for the new school year. We would love if you could encourage your classes to continue their learning journeys over the summer months.

Reading Cards: All participants will be given a Summer Stars Reading Card to record and track their own progress. They will receive a summer stars stamp for each book read, in print or online. There will be a certificate and medal at the end for all participants.

EBooks and AudioBooks Count Too! The new BorrowBox Summer Stars ebook and audiobook collections for all age groups are now available. These collections are free to all library members.

Events and Activities: There are lots of activities and events taking place across the county. Check out our website or social media accounts for more details.’

We received this important message from Catherine Costello in the Greystones Library. If you have any questions, she says please do not hesitate to get in touch. This is well worth doing! An annual event, each year children from St. Brigid’s really enjoy and benefit from the ‘Summer Stars Reading Adventure’.

A warm welcome to all. Click on THIS link to see an Animoto slideshow about St.Brigid’s NS. Watch it in full screen mode for the best result. You can see lots of what we do in St. Brigid’s on this website. Why not take a look around.

If you cannot find what you are looking for, try using the SEARCH BOX in the top left hand corner of the home page. We hope that this makes the school website more user friendly.

UPDATED 26th October 2021: Click HERE to read the school’s Self Evaluation Report.

Click on THIS link for THE DIGITAL LEARNING PLAN, for St. Brigid’s Greystones 2020 – 21 (including targets and the actions we will implement to meet the targets).

The school will be a very busy place in December. Please click here to see a timetable of events.

Well done to some of the girls from 5th and 6th class who represented St. Brigid’s in the Cumann na mBunscoil Blitz in Bray Emmets during the week. The girls mixed together with some students from the other schools in Greystones. They played 6 matches each and showed fabulous camogie skills throughout. Click here […]

The ‘Summer Slide’ – Keeping up Reading

If you google the phrase ‘Summer Slump’ or ‘Summer Slide’ you will see how research shows that children can slip back academically over the summer holidays. Children who don’t read during summer can slip back by two to three months in their reading achievement. Keeping up reading over […]

Click on the following link to download the School Calendar 2022-2023.doc

Please note the calendar is subject to change. Unforeseen circumstances can arise. Any changes will always be notified to parents in a timely manner in so far as is possible

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The Parents’ Association of St. Brigid’s NS continue to be very busy.

Click on the following link to read about their work.

Our 6th Classes planted some sunflower seeds in pots today as part of a Greystones initiative to turn the town gold for Ukraine. Once the seeds have propagated and developed into young plants, they will be transferred outdoors to the garden. The hope is that they will grow tall and proud and shine over the […]

Click on THIS link to download a useful booklet from NCSE about preparing your child for Junior Infants.

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We are so lucky to go to school in Greystones, where there is such a rich history, from the Stone Age to the Railway Age. If you would like to learn more, click HERE to check out the school history website

Click HERE for information on data regulations 25th May 2018

Click HERE to read about GDPR & Data Protection and the Department of Education.