Carrickerry National School

About

Carrickerry National School is a primary‑level national school situated in the village of Athea, County Limerick (V94 N592). As a state‑funded institution it provides the Irish junior cycle curriculum to children in the local community, fostering the foundational skills of literacy, numeracy and personal development. The school’s motto, “Building the future, together”, reflects a collaborative ethos that encourages pupils to work jointly, develop confidence and become active participants in their own learning journey. The school positions itself as a community hub, welcoming families and offering a safe, supportive environment for young learners. With a roll number of 11280T, Carrickerry National School serves a modest cohort, allowing for personalised attention and close relationships between pupils and staff. Contact can be made via telephone (069 76229) or email (office@carrickerryns.ie). In line with national health guidance, the school has remained closed due to COVID‑19 until further notice, demonstrating a commitment to the wellbeing of its students and the wider community.