Business Details
St Paul's Primary School - Nurturing Young Minds
St Paul's Primary School in Irvinestown, County Fermanagh, has been dedicated to nurturing young minds since its establishment. Our school fosters a child-centred environment where every pupil is encouraged to develop their strengths and achieve personal excellence. With a team of experienced educators, we deliver a balanced curriculum that integrates academic rigor with creative and outdoor learning opportunities. Our strong community ties ensure that children receive holistic support, both academically and socially. We pride ourselves on maintaining a safe, inclusive atmosphere where each student feels valued and motivated to succeed. Through partnerships with parents and local organisations, we strive to create a dynamic educational experience that prepares children for future challenges.Our commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in our participation in innovative programs like Accelerated Reader and Texthelp Read and Write. Regular extracurricular activities, including Gaelic football training and coding workshops, enrich the learning journey. The school's SEND Transformation Programme demonstrates our dedication to inclusive education. Prospective families are welcome to explore our prospectus or arrange visits to experience our vibrant learning community firsthand.
Services
Primary Education
After-School Activities
Special Educational Needs
Gaelic Football Training
Coding Workshops
Highlights and features
- We provide a child-centred learning environment focused on individual development
- Our experienced staff deliver innovative teaching methods and technology integration
- We offer diverse extracurricular activities including Gaelic sports and coding
- Our SEND Transformation Programme supports inclusive education for all children
- We maintain strong community partnerships for holistic student development
What people say
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Services
Primary Education
Our primary education program delivers a comprehensive curriculum tailored to children aged 4-11. We focus on core subjects while developing essential life skills through interactive learning methods. Qualified teachers create engaging lesson plans that cater to different learning styles, ensuring each child progresses at their own pace. The program prepares students for secondary education through academic instruction and character development.
After-School Activities
We offer diverse after-school activities including sports, arts, and technology clubs. These programs extend learning beyond the classroom while developing social skills and new interests. Current options include Gaelic football training, coding workshops, and creative arts sessions. Activities are led by experienced staff and external partners to provide quality instruction in a safe environment.
Special Educational Needs
Our SEND Transformation Programme provides tailored support for children with special educational needs. We work closely with parents, specialists, and external agencies to create individualised learning plans. The program includes dedicated classroom assistants and adapted teaching methods that ensure equal access to education. Regular assessments help track progress and adjust support requirements as needed.
Gaelic Football Training
We provide Gaelic football training for girls aged 7-11 through our partnership with St. Molaise GFC. The program develops fundamental sports skills while promoting teamwork and physical fitness. Regular training sessions prepare students for local competitions and inter-school matches. This community-focused initiative connects school activities with local sporting opportunities.
Coding Workshops
Our coding workshops introduce children to computer programming through interactive platforms like Scratch. Students learn logical thinking and problem-solving skills while creating digital projects. The program aligns with modern technology education requirements and prepares pupils for future digital challenges. Sessions are integrated with other subjects to demonstrate practical applications of coding skills.
People
Mr Praic Martin
Principal
Mr Martin leads St Paul's Primary School with over 15 years' experience in primary education. He champions innovative teaching methods and community engagement, ensuring high educational standards across all year groups.
Fr. Kevin Duffy
Chair of Board of Governors
Fr. Duffy oversees the school's governance with a focus on maintaining strong community connections and supporting educational excellence. He works closely with staff to ensure the school's strategic vision aligns with local needs.
Mrs Cox
Nursery Teacher
Mrs Cox teaches in our nursery class, specialising in early years education. With extensive experience in child development, she creates engaging learning environments that prepare children for primary school through play-based learning.
Mr Declan Dolan
Classroom Assistant
Mr Dolan supports learning across multiple year groups, providing individualised assistance to students. His background in youth development helps create inclusive classroom environments where all children can thrive.
Mr Paul McLaughlin
Building Supervisor
Mr McLaughlin ensures the school's facilities remain safe and well-maintained. His work supports a comfortable learning environment through regular maintenance and improvements to classroom spaces and outdoor areas.
Questions
What age groups does the school cater for?
We provide education for children aged 4-11, covering nursery through primary 7 classes.
Are after-school clubs available?
Yes, we offer various after-school activities including sports, coding, and creative arts clubs.
How does the school support special educational needs?
Our SEND Transformation Programme provides tailored support through specialist staff and adapted teaching methods.
Can I visit the school before enrollment?
Prospective parents can arrange visits by contacting the school directly on 028 68621133.
What extracurricular sports programs are offered?
We provide Gaelic football training through our partnership with St. Molaise GFC for girls aged 7-11.
How does the school integrate technology in teaching?
We use platforms like Scratch for coding and Texthelp Read and Write to enhance digital learning experiences.
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