Welcome to St. Kevin’s Boys’ School website
Our school is situated in the heart of Kilnamanagh, Tallaght Dublin 24, and has served the community since 1976. We currently have 278 boys attending and approximately 35 members of staff. In our school we value positive relationships, learning is prioritised and we all have the common aim of doing our very best each day.
Thank you for visiting our website – if you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.
Ms. Carroll’s Chess Club:
Ms. Michelle Carroll’s after-school chess club took part in their first inter-school Féile on Thursday, 13th of February and had a fantastic morning at Holy Spirit National School, Dublin 12. If your son is interested in joining the club, email Ms Carroll for details: michellecarroll@stkevinsboys.ie
For more details click on the link below to view our latest newsletter:
Winter Ready: For more details click on the link below:
Extreme weather letter to parents 2024
Winter health advice from the HSE 28.11.2024
Ms. Maher’s 6th Class Boys’ Kilmainham Goal – 11/02/2025
Ms. Maher’s 6th class boys went took a trip to Kilmainham Goal last Tuesday.
The boys heard stories of people held there as ordinary criminals alongside those who fought for Irish independence. From the 1798 rebellion, to the 1916 Easter Rising, the Anglo-Irish War (1919-21), to the devastation of the Irish Civil War (1922-23).
Child Safeguarding:
Child safeguarding is important to us in St. Kevin’s – if you have any concerns please speak with, or email, our Designated Liaison or Deputy Designated Liaison Person – that’s just a fancy way of saying these people have a special job in keeping us all Safe – if you have any Safeguarding worries or concerns please talk to them in complete confidence.
Never ignore a concern.
Always let us know if some aspect of Child Safeguarding needs attention. Our Child Safeguarding statement is available to read here
School Council 2024 / 2025
A school council is a formal group of pupils who act as representatives of their classmates in discussing school issues with the headteacher and staff. It’s a brilliant way of representing and contributing to Pupil Voice in your school.
