Return to School for Students
Click here to download details for returning to school 2020.
Calendar for 2020 / 2021
Click here to download the calendar for 2020 - 2021
Summer Newsletter 2020
Click here to download the Summer Newsletter 2020
Book Lists 2020/2021
1st Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here 2nd Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here 3rd Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here TY Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here 5th Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here 6th Year Book List 2020 / 2021 click here
Student Bulletin 29th May
Click here to view the Student Bulletin 29th May
School Bulletin
Click here to view: Bulletin 22nd May 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 15th may 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 8th may 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 1st may 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 24th April 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 3rd April 2020 Click here to view: Bulletin 27th March 2020 Click here to view: Student Bulletin 20th March 2020
School Closure due to Corona Virus
Click the following link for information on school closure: Corona Virus
Pre Exams Timetable Feb. 2020
Click on the link to access the pre-exam timetable for Junior Cert. and Leaving Cert. Timetable
Calendar 2019 – 2020 and Return to School
Click here to download the calendar for 2019-2020 See below the schedule for the first two weeks of term 2019. The Board of Management of St. Aloysius School will make a limited amount of funding available to facilitate parents and students who may need some assistance to purchase school books for the 2019/2020 academic year. If you wish to make an application for assistance, please complete this form and return it to the school in a sealed envelope marked Book Grant Application 2019/2020.
Newsletter 2019
Click the following link to view the Newsletter 2019 Newsletter 2019
Bronze medal at Junior Science Olympiad
Congratulations to our TY student who was invited to take part in the IRJSO (Irish Junior Science Olympiad) on 2nd November in DCU and received a bronze medal. Students were invited in light of their Junior Cycle Science results. Theses students were in the top 0.6% (under 100 students nationally). Well done for this achievement.