Manor House School

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Manor House website which I hope you will find both interesting and informative. 

Manor House is a Catholic Voluntary Secondary School for girls founded by the Poor Servants of the Mother of God (SMG). It is the ethos and educational philosophy of the SMG that informs the way we do things in our school. Manor House is now under the stewardship of the Le Chéile Schools Trust to whom the SMG have entrusted the legal, financial and inspirational role of trusteeship. No matter what area the SMG work in they aim to respect the dignity and uniqueness of every individual. The school reflects this aim by trying to create an environment that demonstrates a concern for the welfare and good of others. We do our best to provide all our students with an academic programme appropriate to their needs within a caring and supportive environment.

Manor House has a six-year cycle, which includes a compulsory Transition Year. It provides a broad range of traditional academic subjects to Leaving Certificate Higher Level and also offers a comprehensive programme of general education, an excellent pastoral care system in addition to a wide range of extra-curricular and sporting activities. I hope that you enjoy your ‘web’ visit to our school and that by the time you have finished browsing you will have a good idea of the many different facets of school life in Manor House.

Mary O'Neill, Principal

All parents are cordially invited to attend the A.G.M. of the Manor House Parents’ Association.  It will be held on Thursday 10^th October at 7.30 pm in the Lecture Theatre.  This will be followed by a presentation by Dr Joanna Fortune, Psychotherapist.  The Agenda is below:

A.G.M.  MANOR HOUSE PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Thursday 10^th October 2024

7.30 pm in the Lecture Theatre

AGENDA

Welcome by Chairperson

Minutes of A.G.M. of November 2023

Principal’s Report

Election of Executive Committee, Parents’ Association

A.O.B.

Presentation

Adolescence, an age of anxiety?

This talk will explore the stages of adolescent development and what behavioural changes come with that as well as exploring what might be considered typical anxiety in adolescence versus what is more problematic anxiety and how we can parent through this stage of development”

Dr Joanna Fortune

Manor House School participated in the Volunteering for All Award from March 2020. Despite lockdown students in Manor House and the Volunteering for All Committee

completed all tasks and were successful in achieving the award.

When completing tasks to achieve the award we were overwhelmed with the amount of volunteering our students are involved in.  We are so proud of our Volunteering for All Committee and all the students and staff in our school who give so generously of their time and skills to help others. 

The Volunteering For All Award is an award for schools that recognises and affirms volunteering and charitable work undertaken by young people from all backgrounds and circumstances.This nationwide programme is supported by the Department of Justice and Equality and The Department of Children and Youth Affairs. The Volunteering For All Award programme is about recognising and affirming all the volunteer and charitable work that is currently being undertaken by students and staff in their school and communities. 

This award is a demonstration of the spirit of volunteerism, it is not a measure of the quantity of volunteering taking place. It is about celebrating difference and demonstrating that each of us has a positive contribution to make to the place in which we live. 

Many thanks to Sean McEwen from Localise who facilitated our work in achieving this award.

Click here to read our Congratulations Letter

To find our more about the Volunteering for All Award, please click here

At Manor House School we foster an atmosphere of respect and dignity for all regardless of a person’s background, culture or skin colour.

What characterises the S.M.G. approach to education is a profound respect for the dignity of the individual and a strong work ethic. Students feel accepted and encouraged and so grow in confidence and maturity.  

We are committed to equal treatment for everyone regardless of their race. We stand with our global community in condemning racism and discrimination.

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1st Year Parent Breakfast Presentation October 2023