Centre for European Schooling - Dunshaughlin, Co Meath

How do you celebrate Christmas? The children of the Centre for European Schooling recently presented some of the Christmas traditions of their countries to the children of St. Seachnall’s.
Read more in our news section.

Let's have a look at this year's European Hour. What's that? You want to know what they are doing? Well, I am afraid that has to stay a suprise for our big show at the end of the year.

Do you want to know more about the Hill of Tara? Yes? Then you must come along to our end of year presentation in June.

Do you want to visit a real Dutch market and buy some typical Dutch products? Yes? Then you must come along to our end of year presentation in June.

Are you into cars?  Do you want to know all about the history of Mercedes? Yes? Then you must come along to our end of year presentation in June.

The pupils of St. Seachnall’s and the CES played their part by wearing their favourite jerseys. Read more in our news section.

We all enjoyed it and  it was the highlight of the day! The photos speak for themselves!

We all enjoyed it and  it was the highlight of the day! The photos speak for themselves! Read all about our School Tour in our Students' Activity Corner.

We all enjoyed making objects out of clay. Read all about our School Tour in our Students' Activity Corner.

Sinterklaas didn't forget us this year. We received lots of yummy sweets.

Sinterklaas didn't forget us this year. We received lots of yummy sweets.

Bubbles and Goldie are back after a long and well deserved holiday.

All the pupils told  us some interesting historical facts about their country in their own language.

All the pupils told  us some interesting historical facts about their country in their own language.

On Wednesday 07 October, St. Seachnall's and the Centre for European Schooling welcomed a group of forty school Inspectors from several European Countries. Read more about the visit in the news section.

The inspectors visited classrooms where they met teachers and pupils.

The inspectors also visited classrooms in St. Seachnall's. They were led through St. Seachnall's by a team of excellent guides.