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About
St. Senan’s National School is a co‑educational primary school situated in the coastal town of Foynes, County Limerick. Established in 1969, the school has grown into a vibrant learning centre that balances a strong academic programme with a wide range of extra‑curricular activities. The curriculum is child‑centred, encouraging pupils to explore and develop their potential in a happy, secure and inclusive environment. Facilities include well‑equipped classrooms, a modern school yard with new play equipment, and provisions for hot meals, reflecting the school’s commitment to the wellbeing of its students. The teaching team is described as dynamic, committed and multi‑talented, placing a high value on academic excellence while fostering creativity and social development. A variety of programmes such as the Blue Star Programme, fundamental movement skills sessions, and regular visits from community groups (e.g., local fire brigade, sports clubs) enrich the educational experience. The school also promotes active parental involvement through a dedicated Parents Area and a range of school policies that support a safe and supportive learning community.
History
St. Senan’s National School has been educating generations of families in Foynes since its founding in 1969. Over more than five decades the school has evolved from a modest local school into a well‑established centre of learning, continually adapting its facilities and programmes to meet the changing needs of its community.