Welcome to Our School

Enrolment for 2024 takes place from January 15th 2024 to February 14th 2024.

Please follow the steps below to complete your application.

Enrolment 2024 – Steps to follow

Download and read Admissions Policy, Admissions Statement & Catchment Area carefully. They are available on www.hopejns.ie
Please note that children applying for places in Junior Infants 2024 must be 4 before June 1st 2024

Download relevant application form from www.hopejns.ie/admissions/
Email completed form to admissions@hopejns.ie or post it to the address below.
Admissions, Mary Mother of Hope JNS, St Charles Houben Building, Littlepace, Dublin 15.

Post original Birth Certificate to:
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Many thanks to staff of Guerbet Ireland ULC based in Damastown who did a complete clean up of our garden during the summer as part of their commitment to the local community. Their contribution is greatly appreciated!

Many thanks to Bryan, Cristina and all involved!

Hello everyone,

We are really looking forward to welcoming everyone back to school on Thursday, August 31st and very excited about meeting our Junior Infants when they visit school on Wednesday 30th between 12.30 and 1.00 pm.

We will welcome Senior Infants, 1st and 2nd Class children at 8.50 on Thursday and Junior Infants will start at 10.00 that day.

Junior Infants will go home at 12.00 on Thursday, Senior Infants at 1.30 and 1st and 2nd Class children at 2.30.

All children should be dropped at the gate of the Junior School and encouraged to walk to their line ... more »

We had a fabulous time in school over the last week celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge. The boys and girls completed many fun and exciting activities in their classes and together as a whole school to celebrate the Irish language and Irish traditions.

We hope you all have a lovely St Patrick’s Day weekend with your family and friends.

Click on the image to see some photos of our celebrations.

Dear Parents,

Seachtain na Gaeilge

We are currently preparing for Seachtain na Gaeilge  (Irish Language week) in our school and there are lots of lovely things happening for the children.

Children are learning additional songs, poems and dances as Gaeilge and we have had a focus on Gaeilge in assembly. We are making a big effort to speak more Irish to each other – I’m sure your child can teach you some phrases!

The children are busy playing games, singing and making art to celebrate ‘Seachtain na Gaeilge’ and the school is decorated with beautiful creative pieces.

We will enjoy some traditional Irish Music from a Banna Ceol (Band) on ... more »