Is scoil do chailíní agus do bhuachaillí idir 4 agus 13 bliana d’aois í Scoil Aonghusa. Múintear na hábhair ar fad trí mheán na Gaeilge ach amháin Béarla agus is í Gaeilge teanga cumarsáide na scoile. Is pobal d’fhoghlaimeoirí sinn, idir múinteoirí, daltaí agus tuismitheoirí agus oibrimid as lámh a chéile chun na torthaí is fearr a bhaint amach d’ár bpáistí. Teastaíonn uainn, thar aon rud eile, go mbeidh ár bpáistí sona agus sábháilte agus iad ag fás, ag foghlaim agus ag forbairt.
Scoil Aonghusa is a co-educational primary school in Drogheda accommodating pupils between 4-13 years of age. All subjects are taught through the medium of Irish (except for English) and Irish is the main language of communication within the school. We are a community of teachers, students and parents that strive to achieve the best results by working hand in hand with each other for the benefit of the pupils in our care. Above all else, we want our pupils to be happy and safe as they grow and learn.
If you have any questions, I invite you to give us a call on (041) 9832531 or email us at oifig.scoilaonghusa@gmail.com
Is mise le meas,
Polasaí Iontrála Admissions Policy Scoil Aonghusa 19740V ar fáil anseo
Fógra Bliantúil maidir le ligean isteach – Annual Admission Notice 2022-2023
Foirm Iarratais 2022-2023 ar fáil anseo
Foirmeacha líonta le cur ar ais chuig Scoil Aonghusa, le do thoil, maraon le teastas breithe do pháiste roimh Dé Luain 17 Eanáir 2022 chuig oifig.scoilaonghusa@gmail.com nó Scoil Aonghusa, Geata an Domhnaigh, Droichead Átha, Co Lú A92 PY18.
Cliceáil ar an nasc seo chun físéan na scoile a fheiceáil
Tá altanna san Drogheda Independent mar gheall ar Scoil Aonghusa le léamh ag na nascanna seo a leanas
Bhí Cruinniú Cinn Bhliana Chumann na dTuismitheoirí ar siúl Dé Luain 18 Deireadh Fómhair 2021.
Tá fáilte romhat cur i láthair Chathaoirleach an Bhoird Bhainistíochta, aitheasc an Phríomhoide agus tuairisc an Chathaoirligh, Cumann na dTuismitheoirí a léamh.
Tuairisc an Bhoird Bhainistíochta
Aitheasc an Phríomhoide- Edel Ní Bhroin
Aitheasc an Chathaoirligh – Yvonne Walsh