Enrolment

The move from Primary to Secondary School is a major step in the growth and development of your son/daughter.

This transition can be somewhat daunting both for you and your child. We try to assist in making this transition as easy as possible.

Parents/Guardians of Primary School Pupils from 4th-6th Class are invited to attend our Open Night on Tuesday, 8th November 2022:

While the Closing Date for enrolments to First Year 2024-25 is Monday, 23rd October 2023, we may be in a position to consider late applications after this date. Both online and print-at-home versions of the application for are available at the link below.

Should you require any further information, please contact us at info@millstreetcommunityschool.ie or by phone (029) 70087

 
 

Register your interest

 

Contact details

Address:

Coomlogane, Millstreet, Co Cork

Telephone:

029 70087

E-mail:

info@millstreetcommunityschool.ie

Principal:

Mr Pól Ó Síodhcháin

 

Conditions of Enrolment

Conditions of Enrolment Your child is offered a place as a pupil of Millstreet Community School. The School accepts that it has a duty to provide the best second-level schooling possible and assist you in furthering the social, moral and physical development of your child. It is a responsibility which we take very seriously but is dependent upon resources available to us. Your child will now become part of a school community, entitled to the care and support of the whole School. Though one of 400 pupils, we assure that we cherish your child, as an individual consistent with the ethos of caring which we embody. Equally, we expect that you, as a parent, will be supportive of our efforts on your child's behalf.

In return, we expect your child to abide by the following common-sense terms:

* To attend school regularly and punctually, being absent only for good reason and with parental permission. * To follow fully the timetable assigned, being absent from class only with prior permission of the teacher concerned. * To work and study to the maximum of ability and conscientiously attempt all assignments set. * To be neat and tidy in appearance, in full school dress and to abide by the regulations regarding wearing of jewellery and ornaments. *To treat teachers and fellow-pupils with respect and to refrain from interference with the person/property of others or the School. * To accept the Code of Discipline for students.

The following practices are examples of unacceptable behaviour which will be the subject of disciplinary action: Bullying; Fighting; Vandalism; Using vulgar language; Smoking; Chewing gum.