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Welcome from the Principal

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Manor House website which I hope you will find both interesting and informative. 

Manor House is a Catholic Voluntary Secondary School for girls founded by the Poor Servants of the Mother of God (SMG). It is the ethos and educational philosophy of the SMG that informs the way we do things in our school. Manor House is now under the stewardship of the Le Chéile Schools Trust to whom the SMG have entrusted the legal, financial and inspirational role of trusteeship. No matter what area the SMG work in they aim to respect the dignity and uniqueness of every individual. The school reflects this aim by trying to create an environment that demonstrates a concern for the welfare and good of others. We do our best to provide all our students with an academic programme appropriate to their needs within a caring and supportive environment.

Manor House has a six-year cycle, which includes a compulsory Transition Year. It provides a broad range of traditional academic subjects to Leaving Certificate Higher Level and also offers a comprehensive programme of general education, an excellent pastoral care system in addition to a wide range of extra-curricular and sporting activities. I hope that you enjoy your ‘web’ visit to our school and that by the time you have finished browsing you will have a good idea of the many different facets of school life in Manor House.

Mary O'Neill, Principal

Caretaker Position Vacancy

Open Evening 2023

Parent Association

This Easter the Parent Association organised a raffle as a fundraising activity.

Many thanks to all local businesses and parents/guardians who donated items for our Easter Raffle.  It was a huge success and has raised €4,100 which will be used to help reopen the school library.  The following is a list of donors to the raffle who we wish to thank for their generous contributions.

Gravity Gym

Mint Cottage

Slender Health

OFarrells Schoolwear

Beau Boutique

Raheny Opticians

Blooming Boutique

IKON

Sophie Li Hairdressers 

Four Star Pizza

Kennedy's Foodstore

Butlers Café

St Anne's City Farm

Starbucks

SuperValu

Athletic Sports

Funky Balloons

O Connor Family

Lloyds Pharmacy

Gorgeous Nails

Galvin Family 

Adams Pharmacy

 

Date of Reopening in August 2023

School will reopen after the summer on Monday 28th August.  We will have the full calendar for the next school year ready in June and this will be emailed to you and put on the school website.

Seachtain na Gaeilge 2023

Seachtain na Gaeilge 2023 

 

Beidh Seachtain na Gaeilge againn ar an 13,14,15,16ú Márta.☘️☘️ 

 

We will have lots of events on that week and are hoping you take this opportunity to use your own Gaeilge.  

 

These are the imeachtaí that will take place:  

Pop Up Gaeltacht sa cheaintín 

Ciorcal comhrá speisialta (Tae agus Plé i Seomra a Sé) 

Tráth na gCeist le Scoil Naomh Pól 

Guth rúnda an lae 

Raidió an Mhainéara gach lá

Siúlóid Dúlra 

Tóraíocht Taisce

Céilí Mór le TY

Comórtas póstaer – seanfhocail agus fógraí timpeall na scoile 

Drámaíocht sa 5ú Bliain bunaithe ar na sraitheanna pictiúr 

Lá Glas

 

 

Our Lá Glas is on Thursday 16th so please remember to wear your ribíní glasa agus péint aghaidh to get you in the mood for our St Patrick’s day break. 

 

Cosúil le gach bliain there will be a duais mór 🥇 🏆 for the non-Gaeilge múinteoir who speaks the most Gaeilge. The students will decide our winner on Thursday!

 

We are so lucky that there has always been a tradition of having a very positive attitude towards an Ghaeilge in the Manor. Please follow us on Instagram @gaelbhratach.mhs and on Twitter @coistemhs for the latest scéalta.

 

We hope you enjoy the week.

 

Roinn na Gaeilge ☘️

 

1st Year Online Parent Teacher Meeting Tuesday 1st March 2022

We would like to invite you to attend our 1st Year ONLINE Parent Teacher meeting on Tuesday  1st March from 4:15pm-6:45pm.  

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we will be hosting these meetings online using Microsoft TEAMS this year. The purpose of this email and the instructions below is to advise parents about the steps you must complete in advance of the upcoming Parent Teacher meeting. 

You will need your daughter's VSware student ID number.  We have attached a short video which helps you find this ID number in vsware and set up the online Appointments.  https://youtu.be/OYgb4V_dBD8


Please note, we have been made aware of a glitch for some users of the vsware app.  If your daughters vsware number is not showing in the vsware app, you can log into vsware via the school website on any computer and the number is visible.

 

You will need our school roll number ( 60300B ) and your daughter's vsware ID to register for the meeting .  To register click on this link:  https://ptmorg.com/

 

This is a relatively new process for our teachers, parents, and our students. We believe that going online with our 1st  Year PTM is a great way to build connections and relationships. We plan to support you in learning our new system step by step. You can contact us if you are having any difficulty registering for the meeting.

  

In advance of the Parent Teacher meeting parents are required to: 

  1. Ensure you have Teams downloaded as an App on your Desktop and ask your daughter to log in using her school account or you can used your daughters School Device and have her log you in.
  2. Use our Parent Teacher Meeting Registration portal    https://ptmorg.com/ to book meetings by subject with your daughter’s teachers. 
  3. Please watch the video link attached as a step-by-step guide to do this. This portal will open to parents today and will close on Wednesday 24th Feb at 2pm.  
  4. On Friday 25th Feb
    1. Log into the PTM Registration portal to print off your rota for the meeting on Tuesday 1st March. 
    2. Each teacher will have a special Team for their meeting with parents.  We will have ensured that all students have these Teams visible in their accounts. We will do this in class on Monday 28th Feb.
  5. Meetings are scheduled to take place on Teams between 4:15pm and 6:45pm on Tuesday 1st March 2021 

  

As this is a new platform where we will host our Parent Teacher Meeting in a Virtual Setting, we thank you in advance for your patience. Should you have any difficulties please do not hesitate to contact us. Please email anna.dunwoody@manorhouseschool.com if you are having any difficulties.  

 

Volunteering For All Award

Manor House School participated in the Volunteering for All Award from March 2020. Despite lockdown students in Manor House and the Volunteering for All Committee

completed all tasks and were successful in achieving the award.


When completing tasks to achieve the award we were overwhelmed with the amount of volunteering our students are involved in.  We are so proud of our Volunteering for All Committee and all the students and staff in our school who give so generously of their time and skills to help others. 


The Volunteering For All Award is an award for schools that recognises and affirms volunteering and charitable work undertaken by young people from all backgrounds and circumstances.This nationwide programme is supported by the Department of Justice and Equality and The Department of Children and Youth Affairs. The Volunteering For All Award programme is about recognising and affirming all the volunteer and charitable work that is currently being undertaken by students and staff in their school and communities. 


This award is a demonstration of the spirit of volunteerism, it is not a measure of the quantity of volunteering taking place. It is about celebrating difference and demonstrating that each of us has a positive contribution to make to the place in which we live. 

 

Many thanks to Sean McEwen from Localise who facilitated our work in achieving this award.

Click here to read our Congratulations Letter

To find our more about the Volunteering for All Award, please click here

      


 

 

Respect for ALL

At Manor House School we foster an atmosphere of respect and dignity for all regardless of a person’s background, culture or skin colour.

What characterises the S.M.G. approach to education is a profound respect for the dignity of the individual and a strong work ethic. Students feel accepted and encouraged and so grow in confidence and maturity.  


We are committed to equal treatment for everyone regardless of their race. We stand with our global community in condemning racism and discrimination.

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