Approximate guide to the correct ages for entry

• Junior Certificate years age 12/13 Form 1, age 13/14 Form 2, age 14/15 Form 3

• Transition Year age 15/16 Form 4

• Leaving Certificate years age 16/17 Form 5; age 17/18 Form 6  

Click here to download the application form 

Technical information if you have difficulty downloading the form

The document is in PDF format. PDF stands for "Portable Document Format" and is a description applied to a standard developed by Adobe.  To view a PDF document you need Adobe Acrobat Reader®, or now called Adobe Reader®. Adobe Reader® is a free program which you can obtain on many computer magazine cover discs, or download it here

When you have used the Acrobat Reader® program to open the file, you can save it to your hard disk with the "save" command, or you can print it with the "print" command.  The file is not large so it does not take long to view or download.

IF THE LINK WILL NOT OPEN WITHIN YOUR BROWSER, RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINK AND SELECT "SAVE TARGET AS", DOWNLOAD THE FILE TO YOUR DESKTOP AND IT WILL THEN OPEN.

This is usually a problem to do with how Adobe Reader is configured.  If you would like to fix the problem permanently for all websites, close your browser and then open Adobe Reader, go to Edit, Preferences, select Internet in the left pane and then deselect the box which says "display pdf in browser".  The pdf files will now open automatically in Adobe Reader itself.  This problem is most often caused by Service Pack 2 in Windows XP.

Data Protection

The school is a Data Controller under the Data Protection Acts 1998 and 2003. Personal data supplied on the enrolment form will be used for the purposes of student enrolment, registration, administration, child welfare and to fulfil any other legal obligations. While the information provided will generally be treated as confidential to the school, from time to time it may be necessary for the school to exchange personal data on a confidential basis with other bodies including the Department of Education and Skills, Department of Social and Family Affairs, An Garda Siochána, the Health Service Executive, National Educational Welfare Board. Contact details will also be used to notify you of school events and activities.

The school relies on parents/guardians to provide us with accurate and complete information and to update us in relation to any change in the information provided. You should write to the Principal should you wish to update or access your child’s personal data.

Department of Education & Skills Circular letter 0047/2010 contains a notice to parents, guardians and students over 18 from the Department of Education and Skills outlining how personal data of students of students in this school is returned to the Department of Education and Skills, and how this data is fairly processed and in compliance with the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003.  The circular is available to view at www.education.ie on the circulars page.