St. Brigid’s Primary School
On 1st September 2013 Scoil Na Mainistreach De La Salle and Scoil Bhríde Naofa Presentation Primary amalgamated to form St. Brigid’s Primary School. This seamless transition bears testament to the strong sense of community and support in Kildare Town.
“Ní neart go cur le chéile”
In our school you will find happy children supported by dedicated, enthusiastic staff with the support of a vibrant, active parent body. With a broad range of in-school and extra-curricular activities we are committed to encouraging the full development of your child.
Catholic Ethos
St Brigid’s Primary School is a Catholic, co-educational school and in this atmosphere the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social and physical growth of its students is nurtured in accordance with the provisions of the schedule for Catholic Schools.
Aistear
Aistear helps children learn new vocabulary, develop their problem solving skills, work as part of a team as well as developing communication and play skills.
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Here is a list of important school dates, holidays, closures and events that you should add to your calendar for the 2018/19 School Year.
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Parents Association work is only possible through the dedication of parents who come together and help with a range of activities and initiatives in the school.
See Our WorkExtra Curricular
Here is a list of extra curricular, after school activities that children can partake in at our school each day of the week.
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Throughout the school year we gather many photos and videos of our students and their activities, take a look at our gallery and see if there's anyone you recognise.
View PhotosVision Statement
The ethos of the school is Catholic and in this atmosphere the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social and physical growth of its students is nurtured.
View Our Vision StatementYoung Scientist RDS
Mrs. O Dwyer and her fifth class attended the Primary Science Fair in the RDS again this year. They presented their project entitled “Why do bicycles have gears?” The class had many visitors to the stand including Simon Harris, Fiona O Loughlin and the judges!
Read MoreRobin and the Sherwood Hoodies
The curtain was raised on Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies and what a show it was. We are so immensely proud of the children and their performances over the four days. It took a lot of hard work from the children, staff and parents over 10 weeks to bring the show together. Well done to ...
Read MoreBusy Little Gardeners
We were very excited to plant a James Grieve and a Katy apple tree last Tuesday. We learned that we have to wait till Spring 2020 to see flowers on our apple trees. The children used their iPads to represent the life cycle of an apple tree. Richard, a gardener from Grow it Yourself came ...
Read MoreTickets on Sale!!! Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies
The opening night of the much anticipated ‘Robin and the Sherwood Hoodies’ is nearly on us. Shows will be on Thursday 22nd, Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th. Tickets for the shows are available to buy in the school office. The children have put in a huge amount of time and effort over the past few ...
Read MoreA Visit from Ann’s Farm
The children were delighted with a visit from Peter Rabbit and his furry friends on Wednesday. We had fun learning about mammals and even got to dress up the stuffed animals. We also planted Acorn seeds with Ann.
Read MoreA Visit from the Gardaí
We were delighted that the Gardaí visited our school this week. Many children had lots of fun exploring the Garda car and motor cycle.
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