Sandymount Park Press is our new student run news source, with contributors from across all years. The site is run by chief editor, Ava in TY, and our brilliant web design team, particularly Darragh in 1st year and Milo in 2nd year, with help from Ruth and all of student team.
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To 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 […]
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We 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 […]
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It 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 […]
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Excitement 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 […]
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On 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 […]
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The Sandymount Park Press is live https://sandymountparkpress.com Congratulations to the contributors from across all years, and especially our chief editor, Ava in TY, and our brilliant web design team, particularly Darragh in 1st year and […]
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Please see attached the Summer 2022 assessment schedule for 1st, 2nd and Transition Year students.
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We are recruiting for the 2022/2023 academic year and are seeking teachers of Irish, English, Maths, PE, History, Geography, Science, Physics, German, Spanish, Business, Home Economics and mainstream SEN planning and support. Why join our […]
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A reminder that the school is closed tomorrow Friday 29th April. Enjoy the bank holiday weekend.
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Recruitment for the 2022/2023 academic year has begun and we are looking for teachers across most subject areas. Please see www.educationposts.ie for more information or check out https://sandymountparketss.ie/about/recruitment/ We are a developing school with enthusiastic, […]
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A reminder that supervised study begins tomorrow Tuesday 26th April from 2:45-4:15pm.
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We are offering Supervised Study to 2nd and 3rd year students for five weeks from April 26th. Supervised Study provides students with a quiet space in which to complete homework and engage in independent study. […]
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Parents don’t forget to pop in to our PA Coffee Morning tomorrow 8th April between 8:30 and 10am. There will be performances from our Music Club, home baking and guided tours.
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Bhí dhá sheachtain iontach againn le linn Sheachtain na Gaeilge an bhliain seo. Bhí seans ag gach duine sa scoil páirt a ghlacadh . Íomhánna áille anseo a insíonn an scéal ☘️
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Transition Year students will be asked to indicate their subject choice preferences for Senior Cycle via VSWare next week. To assist your decision making, please refer to the detailed guidance attached and the CAT4 Parent […]
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In Sandymount Park ETSS students and staff use iPads to enhance and support teaching and learning. Wriggle are our provider, they work solely in the education sector, helping schools to enhance teaching and learning using digital […]
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A reminder of school attendance procedures For the smooth and safe operation of the school day, we appreciate your support with the attendance procedures outlined below: Parents/guardians should use the email address attendance@sandymountparketss.ie to notify […]
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Tom Sherrington: Five Steps Towards an Embedded Coaching and CPD Culture. – teacherhead Dylan William: ‘Four Quarters Marking’ – A Workload Solution? | chronotope (chronotopeblog.com)
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Please see attached Department of Education advice for parents/guardians: Advice for Parents Guardians – Supporting Children and Young People in a time of War
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