The Le Chéile Schools Trust now comprises the schools of fourteen religious congregations. The aim of the Trust is to carry on the legal, financial and inspirational role of trusteeship that has, up to now, been done by individual congregations. It carries out the legal and inspirational role of trusteeship . This is a significant development in Irish education as the Catholic Church and the individual religious congregations renew and reformulate their commitment to Irish education.
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New School in Donaghmede – Howth
Le Cheile regrets to inform parents that we have withdrawn our application for the new school in Donaghmede – Howth and apologise for any inconvenience caused. Please note that our adjacent schools, Ardscoil La Salle Raheny, St. Mary’s KIllester and Manor House school will, of course, continue to welcome students from the Donaghamede-Howth area.
Our application for the new school in Wicklow is still in place so please continue to express your interest in Le Cheile at https://patronage.education.gov.ie
We have moved to:
Le Chéile Schools Trust,
Moibhi Block B, Alexandra College Campus,
96 Rathmines Road Upper, Dublin
D06 W9N4
If you are visiting the office please telephone 01 5380104 when you arrive at the front gate/barrier and we will open both for you remotely from the office.
The Opening of Le Chéile Secondary School Tyrrellstown
News
With 67 nationalities, is this Ireland’s most diverse school? Le Chéile in Tyrrelstown has 67 different nationalities among its student body. What are the challenges and opportunities posed by such diversity in a school? Irish Times Sat, Aug 25, 2018 It was Friday, November 13th, 2015, the night of a co-ordinated terrorist attack in Paris. […]
A group of Salerno College Leaving Cert students travelled from Galway to join the thousands of Ministers of the Eucharist at the Pope’s Mass in the Phoenix Park at the recent World Meeting of Families. Included in the picture is Sr Angela, School Chaplain and Claire Daly, teacher. Congratulations to all the students, staff and […]
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of The Good Friday Agreement, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Department of Education and Skills organised a competition for primary and post-primary school students to produce creative works of Art. St. Louis 5th Year Student, Lauren Mc Kenna won one of five categories with her artwork […]
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Pay it Forward
Le Chéile Day and Pay It Forward Day
16th March 2018
Founders Day We Celebrate
25th August
Louis Bautain
Sisters of St. Louis
