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St. Laurences National School caters for boys and girls aged between 4 and 12. The patron is the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin.
Formerly St. Peter and Pauls BNS and St. Marys GNS, both schools amalgamated for the beginning of the 2013/2014 school year to become St. Laurences National School. Junior Infants to 2nd Class pupils attend school in our Grange Road campus (the former girls school), while 3rd Class to 6th Class pupils attend school in our Brookstone Road campus (the former boys school). Both buildings are within minutes of each other. Click here to find our school buildings.
The school’s over-riding aim is to help its young students to achieve their full potential. We seek to do this through the deep committment of our teachers who work closely with the students and their parents.
St. Laurences National School welcomes children with special needs as part of the wonderful mix of our school. We aim to educate the whole child and to encourage the qualities of respect, truth, responsibility, wisdom, happiness and excellence in a caring Christian atmosphere, We also work to instill an abiding passion for sports in our students.
While a Catholic school, we welcome students of all faiths and none.
St. Laurences N.S. is a non-fee paying primary school.
St. Laurences N.S. serves as a feeder school to St. Fintans Secondary School in Sutton (click here), St. Marys Secondary School in Baldoyle (click here) and Pobalscoil Neasáin Community School PSN in Baldoyle (click here).
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