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Welcome from our Principal
Bishop Shanahan N.S. is a co-educational school nestled in the heart of Templeogue. Our aim is to provide a happy, safe environment where our pupils can learn and grow with their friends. Our staff ensure that each child is valued for their uniqueness and is nurtured to reach their full potential. To achieve this we recognise the importance of parents working collaboratively with us to ensure that children grow to be happy, fulfilled and confident. At BSNS we are proud of our entire school community for creating a warm, inclusive atmosphere and positive, supportive learning environment.
Finally, I would like you to know that my door is always open and I welcome your suggestions, comments or questions. Thank you for your continued commitment and support for our school.
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Thanks to artist Shane Ha and the children from First classes who transformed the courtyard into an underwater world!
BSNS celebrated world kindness day with our Giraffe parade. Our RP Buddy Sophie the Giraffe helps us make BSNS sparkle with kindness.
There was great excitement today at BSNS as we were treated to a fantastic parade by BGNS. The children and the staff of Bishop Galvin were spooktacular! We had the best time. Happy Midterm to all from BSNS
The very best of luck to our past pupils in Bishop Galvin who are playing in the Corn Kitterick Final in Croke Park today.
Go n-éirí libh!
Maths Week was a huge success! Here’s a snapshot of the fun that was had! Our Maths friend “Mathew” visited all the classrooms and learned about maths eyes and maths talk!
Please click here to go to link for Enrolment for 2025
Applications can be made up to Monday 4th November 2024.
For further information please read our Admission Policy and Admission Notice on our School Policies page.
The Department of Education conducted a Curriculum Evaluation in Mathematics in Bishop Shanahan N.S. in January 2024. The report was published in March 2024, and it can be viewed here
Information for Parents on the new Primary Mathematics Curriculum.
The Department of Education has published a new maths curriculum for children in primary and special schools. The curriculum sets out what children will learn in maths in every school.
