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From the Beginning
The North Dublin Muslim National School was opened as the second state-funded Muslim Primary School in 2001 under the Trusteeship and Patronage of the Islamic Foundation of Ireland. The school opened in response to increased demand from families for places within a Muslim primary school, particularly in North Dublin, and began in temporary accommodation in Cabra, Dublin 7 with three class teachers and 47 pupils in September 2001. |
Where We Are Now
The North Dublin Muslim National School has grown immensely since 2001, and now caters for over 370 pupils from Dublin city and its suburbs. The school is continuing to grow and currently has sixteen mainstream classes, one ASD class and eight special education teachers. |
Our Staff
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Principal: Mr. Eoin Walsh
Junior Infants Red: Ms. A. McKay Junior Infants Yellow: Ms. N. O'Hara Senior Infants Pink: Ms. R. Ronan Senior Infants Green: Ms. E. Butler 1st Class Purple: Ms. E. Broderick 1st Class Orange: Ms. A. Culleton 2nd Class Blue: Ms. M. Morrissey 2nd Class Gold: Mr. C. O'Donoghue 3rd Class Dearg: Ms. O. Roe 3rd Class Buí: Ms. A. Beatty 4th Class Bándearg: Ms. A. McAuley 4th Class Glas: Ms. E. Faughnan 5th Class Corcra: Ms. C. Fullam 5th Class Oráiste: Mr. D. McCormack 6th Class Gorm: Mr. K. Farrell 6th Class Óir: Ms. N. Kelly Rainbow Class: Ms. N. Craven Special Education Teachers: Ms. R. Bryant Ms. N. Farren Ms. K. Feeney Mr. A. Kelly Ms. C. Kelly Ms. S. McMahon Ms. S. Nugent Ms. E. Ward Ms. S. Wehrly |
Religion & Arabic Teachers:
Mr. Abdulrahman Mr. Adil Mrs. Samira Mrs. Sarra SNAs: Ms. Ban Ms. Field Ms. Gogarty Ms. Kadri Ms. Lawlor Ms. McRory Ms. Rehman Ms. Walsh Secretary: Ms. Murray Caretaker: Sebastian Cleaners: Florena & Mariana |
Our Curriculum
In keeping with the Primary School Curriculum (1999) and the Primary Language Curriculum, the school follows a well balanced and broadly based curriculum, which promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, intellectual and physical development of all pupils.
It is the policy of the management of the school, that the school will follow curricular programmes prescribed by the Department of Education, insofar as practical, possible and compliant with the distinctly Islamic Ethos of the school, which may be amended from time to time in accordance with Section 9 and 30 of the Education Act (1998). In addition to the National Primary School Curriculum, a Religion and Arabic curriculum is also taught in the school.
The full curriculum can be viewed here.
Our Timetable
- The school day for infants is 08:50 to 13:30.
- The school day for all other classes is 08:50 to 14:45.