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  • P3C Learning from Home Update
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  • Biology - DNA Profiling
  • SAC Alumni Rugby Lunch 6 March 2020
  • Movie Nights in the Junior School
  • PTA Parents' Charity Lunch
  • Transition Year Enterprise Showcase
  • Amgen Biotech Experience
  • One Act Drama Festival 2020
  • P1 visit to Imaginosity
  • Animal Therapy Ireland visit the Junior School
  • Student Council
  • History - Second Year CBA Work
  • The Hague International MUN

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As Headmistress of St Andrew’s College, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our website  and I hope you will get to know our school through the many informative pages available to you on the site. 

Our school community numbers over 1,300 students, teachers and support staff, drawn from Ireland and 40 other countries. There is a distinctly international atmosphere in the school and, since 1984, we have been accredited by both the Council of International Schools and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

Our broad range of pupil backgrounds encourages tolerance, understanding and an appreciation of others. We place great store by the concepts of service and the importance of community. Our aim is to develop the talents of all pupils by involving them in a wide ranging educational experience. We are committed to excellence in academic, cultural and sporting pursuits, and to active partnerships between staff and pupils, school and home. Above all, boys and girls are recognised and valued as individuals. They are challenged through a wide range of activities and opportunities, and are encouraged to display initiative and to develop independence.

St Andrew’s has an interesting history. The school was founded in 1894 by members of the Presbyterian community in Dublin. Its full title, St Andrew’s College Dublin, reflects the desire of the founders to create a school which would serve and be respected by all the people of the city. 

The school began life at a city-centre location, No. 21 St Stephen’s Green. In 1937 it moved to larger premises on Clyde Road where it remained until 1973 when, as a reinvigorated co-educational day and boarding school, it took possession of a fine new building in the suburb of Booterstown, with an inspiring view of Dublin Bay including, on a clear day, the impressive peninsula of Howth. In September 2010, we opened a magnificent new 3-storey facility to accommodate a number of our teaching departments, a declaration of our commitment to the future of Irish education.

We intend to make up-to-date information about our various activities available on this website. Please feel free to contact us with your comments and suggestions or any questions you may have.

Ms Louise Marshall

Headmistress

Admissions

Choosing the right school for your child is clearly a hugely important and potentially difficult task.

It is advised that parents or guardians familiarise themselves with the Mission Statement and educational objectives of a school to ensure that they are in keeping with the ethos and atmosphere desired for their child. Please see the relevant sections on our website.

You can also check out our Admissions Policy by following the link below.

Admissions Personnel

Admissions Administrator:  Mrs Leanne McCready   (lmccready@st-andrews.ie)

Admissions Officer (Senior School): Ms Louise Marshall (Headmistress)

Admissions Officer (Junior School): Ms Sarah McCormack (Principal)

Applying for Admission

If you are interested in St Andrew’s College for your child/children, please review the information below. 

Junior School

Please complete the application form and return it to the college office via email along with copies of your child’s three most recent school reports. 

Once returned to us your child’s name will be added to our waiting list and a receipt letter will be emailed to you.

Junior School Admissions Policy

Junior School Application Form

Senior School

St Andrew's College Admissions Policy complies with The Education (Admissions to Schools) Act 2018.

Please note that places have now been allocated for First Year  commencing in August 2021 and 2022. 

Queries relating to Admissions should be directed to:  admissions@st-andrews.ie

The window for applications is as follows:

2021/2022

5 October to 16 October 2020

2022/2023

1 October to 14 October 2021

2023/2024

3 October to 14 October 2022

2024/2025

2 October to 13 October 2023

2025/2026

1 October to 14 October 2024

2026/2027

1 October to 14 October 2025

2027/2028

1 October to 14 October 2026

2028/2029

1 October to 14 October 2027

2029/2030

2 October to 13 October 2028

2030/2031

1 October to 12 October 2029

2031/2032

1 October to 14 October 2030

2032/2033

1 October to 14 October 2031

2033/2034

1 October to 14 October 2032

Please note that our new school policies now supersede all previous policies.

Statement of Philosophy and Learner Profile 2017

Get In Touch

Address
St. Andrew's College
Booterstown Avenue
Blackrock
Co. Dublin
Ireland

Telephone
(01) 288 2785
+353-1-288 2785

Email
information@st-andrews.ie

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