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Scoil Mhuire gan Smál (C) first opened its doors back in 1897 on September 1st. The school was then situated at the junction of Glasheen Road and Clashduv Road at the site of what is now the Glenarden housing estate. Glasheen was a quiet and peaceful village at that time. The name Glasheen comes from the Irish word Glaisan which means little stream. The stream still runs under Glasheen Road, near the school.

In 1937 the girls school moved from the old site to the present school at School Avenue, a hundred metres up the hill from the original site. In the late 1960s the school on the old site was used once again to meet the demand for places, as a result of the building of many new housing estates in the area.

In 1972 , a further new two-storey building, which included 6 classrooms and a school hall was opened. In recent years, the school has been further upgraded to include a resource rooms, a cookery room, an outdoor classroom, a new Infant playground and a school garden. Over the years interactive whiteboards have been installed in each classroom. An indoor sensory room as well as improved disabled access facilities were added recently.

A Pre-School and After- Care Service run by Mary O’ Sullivan has also been opened on the premises and this service is extremely popular with parents and pupils alike.

Child Safeguard Reminders

Please note that our Child Safeguarding Statement and Risk Assessment are available to view in the Policy Section of this website under Information for Parents tab.

Advice for Parents – HSE

Upcoming Events

Welcome Back
Looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Monday, 12th April. Please remember to observe social distancing guidelines when dropping and collecting your children at the school gates and to wear a mask.

Additional Support for Children with Complex Needs
A scheme has been published, for pupils with additional needs, who may have been eligible for July Provision in the past, or Summer Provision in 2020. The application forms can be emailed to parents, who request them and consists of 30 hours of support, from either a teacher, or SNA. Please email [email protected] if you are interested.
Le gach dea ghuí,
Lorraine Houlihan ( Principal)

Confirmation and Communion 2021
Our parents in 2nd Classes & 6th Class were sent an email from the Bishop of Cork and Ross about Communion & Confirmation (2021) today. We hope to be able to arrange dates, as soon as we can but cannot do so until there is more certainty. What we didn't want to do was to announce dates that may need to be changed, leading to upset and disappointment for families. We will look forward to these happy occasions, in the near future, & will give you the dates, as soon as we get the go ahead.

Communicating with Staff
As highlighted in our recent survey, a link between parents and class teachers was suggested. Please

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to view the contact details of class and support teachers and they will answer any query you may have.

Remote Teaching and Learning Plan
To view our school's plan to facilitate online learning during this closure, please

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Application Form for 2021
The new application form for admission to Glasheen Girls'School,for 2021 is now available. Completed applications will be accepted by post, or by email from the 12th October until the 31st October 2020. Applications received after that date will be placed on a waiting list. Places will be allocated based on the criteria in our Admissions Policy and applicants will be notified by 21st November 2020. Offers must be accepted by 30th November 2020.

To print an application form

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To submit an online application go to the Information for Parents Tab on our Home Page and click on Enrolment Form.

School Calendar
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‘Whoop Whoop’ 3rd Class, Glasheen Girls NS – June 2019

‘Together as One’ 4th Class, Glasheen Girls NS June 2019

Story Time- With Time to Read Volunteers from ESB Wilton

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