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St Ita's Special School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Latest News & Events:

 

Dates for your Diary:

Start Dates for our New School Year - 2026/27
Monday 24th August Staff training
Tuesday 25th August Staff training
Wednesday 26th August New Students (Only 10 - 12)
Thursday 27th August Middle School/Senior School (Only)
Friday 28th August Primary School (Only)
Monday 31st August All in

 

 

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Best wishes to everyone taking part in our Summer Programme.    

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Important Information

Please click on the link to access the NCSE form as a first step for your child's special school placement for September 2026.   

https://ncse.ie/notify-ncse-special-class-special-school

 

 

 

For a list of all our current school Policies please visit our Policies Page

To view our closed days for the 2024-25 school year please visit our Calendar Page

If you would like to enrol your child please contact our school office on 041 9831303 or drop us an email to office@stitasspecialschool.ie

 

Click on the graphic above to view our Enrolment Form.

To view our closed days for each month please visit our Calendar page

 

Mission Statement

We seek to create a safe environment and an atmosphere conducive to learning and the development of positive self-worth, where awareness of one's particular abilities, aptitudes and limitations are valued.

Thus, enabling our students to reach their full potential and contribute in a meaningful way to their communities.

St. Ita's Anti-Bullying Pledge

THE PROMISE

I WILL speak up instead of acting as a bystander.

I CHOOSE to participate in activities that don't involve teasing.

I FORGIVE others if they make poor choices.

I MODEL good behaviour.

I ACCEPT others for their differences.

I INCLUDE others in group situations.

I WILL talk to an adult when there is a problem I cannot manage on my own.

I AM powerful in making a difference in my school.
By making "The Promise" to stand up against bad behaviour, we can put an end to bullying.

DLP Miceál Moley and DDLP Orla McMahon

DLP Miceál Moley (Principal) and DDLP Orla McMahon (Deputy Principal)

 

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