What makes St Andrew's College Junior School (SACJS) special?

Here at St Andrew’s College Junior School we are really proud who we are and what we do.

With a 130 year heritage, our school is steeped in tradition and reputation but has one eye firmly set on the future. We believe that we offer something that is a little different in the Irish school context.  Indeed, come to visit to our school on any ‘normal’ day and you will find something far beyond the average school experience.

Our walls are adorned with exceptional pieces of modern art created by our budding artists: our corridors are brimming to life with projects and displays from our collaborative learners: our music rooms charged with sound and song from our talented musicians: our sports pitches overflowing with determination and courage.

Step inside one of our twelve classrooms and you will sense an energy and enthusiasm for learning that is palpable.  Pupils at St Andrew’s College Junior School are engaged, happy, motivated to learn and they are supported to achieve their best every step of the way.   A strong heritage, a strong ethos and a strong community working together. That’s St Andrew’s College Junior School.

Length of School Day

Break Times

Weekly Bulletin (The Scoop)

An information bulletin (The Scoop) is sent to parents every week. It includes details of current events and activities in the Junior School.  It is uploaded to the Junior School Parents/Guardians' Section of the website weekly.

Reports

Each child will receive two academic reports each year. The first is issued at Christmas and the second at the end of the summer term.

Lost Property

To enquire about or retrieve items of lost property, pupils should refer to their class teacher or check the Lost Property area at the Junior School reception.