Sandymount Park Educate Together Secondary School opened as Dublin South City Educate Together Secondary School on August 27th 2018. Our name reflects the location of our permanent school building; Roslyn Park, Beach Road, Sandymount. Roslyn Park was formerly known as Sandymount Park and is the site of the beautiful Gandon Villa, designed around 1790 by the great architect James Gandon, for his friend, the landscape painter William Ashford. Planning permission for the new school was granted in February 2021.
Our current enrolment is 223 students from 1st year to Transition Year.
Please find an end of year message attached, hope you have an enjoyable summer break
read moreWe are very much looking forward to the Transition Year Showcase and Graduation tomorrow Thursday 26th of May. Visit the Showcase of student achievement throughout TY any time between 2pm and 3:30pm and please be […]
read moreTo celebrate Wellbeing Week 2022 we decided to bring some doggy joy to Sandymount Park by inviting staff to bring their dog to work on Tuesday 17th May. You can find out more about our […]
read moreWe have a week of activities planned to activate and support student and staff wellbeing, mindfulness, meditation, healthy eating, sports day, Cycle fundraiser for Bike Week, karaoke, and our inaugural Bring Your Dog to Work […]
read moreIt is hard to believe that your children are in the final month of their First Year here at Sandymount Park ETSS. It has been such a privilege to watch them grow and develop over […]
read moreExcitement is building for our Student Council charity fundraiser – the Sandymount Park Talent Show. It takes place from 1:30-3:30 on Wednesday 11th of May with high profile judges Brian, Clodagh and Niamh. Entry costs […]
read moreOn June 1st from 1 – 3pm we will hold a Festival of Learning to celebrate students’ learning journey throughout first year in Sandymount Park Educate Together Secondary School. The Festival of Learning will be […]
read moreIn our school, the Educate Together ethos is key to all that we do. The more obvious facets of the ethos are that we wear no uniform and use first names with students/teachers/parents. We are co-ed with equality of opportunity regardless of social, cultural or religious background. A central and defining facet of Educate Together and Sandymount Park ETSS is that our school is learner centred.