Killasonna Mixed National School
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About
Killasonna Mixed National School is a small rural primary school located two miles outside Granard in County Longford. With a three‑teacher team, the school delivers a holistic, well‑rounded curriculum that balances academic learning with a rich programme of extracurricular activities. Pupils benefit from regular science exhibitions, debates, chess tournaments, theatre visits, music sessions and table quizzes, as well as preparation for the sacraments, fostering both intellectual curiosity and personal development. The school places a strong emphasis on active living and environmental stewardship. Initiatives such as the Green School Programme, Physical Education and Physical Activity schemes, and the Active Flag partnership demonstrate a commitment to health, wellbeing and sustainability. These programmes are supported by a network of community partnerships that enhance learning experiences and provide a supportive, inclusive environment for all children.
History
Killasonna Mixed National School was established in 1892 as a rural national school serving the local community. Since its founding, it has continued to provide a holistic, well‑rounded education to generations of pupils in the Granard area.