Welcome to our website!
St Ailbe’s National School is located in Emly, Co Tipperary. It caters for boys and girls from Junior Infants to Sixth Class. We also have 3 special classes focused on catering for children with Autism. Our school is an all-inclusive school where every child is valued and welcome.
We are involved in a range of extra curricular activities like sports, drama and music.
St Ailbe’s National School has grown significantly in recent years.
We endeavour to foster a caring environment where all children’s strengths and talents are recognised and cultivated.
We are proud to have added lots of outdoor learning opportunities for our pupils in recent years using funds from our annual Bumper Draw. We have a beautiful Outdoor Classroom, a new Hexagonal House Greenhouse for gardening, playhouses and play equipment for our Junior Pupils to enjoy, and lots more besides.
Enjoy our website, we hope it gives you a positive insight into day to day life here in St. Ailbe’s
Mainstream Class Enrolment
St. Ailbe's are now enrolling for mainstream classes.
To apply simply fill in our online Enrolment Form or download the form from our Downloads page.
School Calendar
Our Latest News
Our Thank Yous
A huge thank you to Mrs O Brien and Ann Marie for organising the purchase of our graduation Class of 2022 jumpers. To Emma for all her help with rehearsals and in classroom. Mother Goose for making her return from 2015!!!!!!! And finally to Mr O Shea for everything...
Wellbeing Festival 2022
The school enjoyed its second annual Wellbeing Festival on Tuesday the 21st of June. We are very lucky to have access to the local GAA pitch and Astro. Rang a Sé started their morning with their ’Rang a Sé Buffet’ breakfast. The children planned whAt they wanted to...
School Tour
We travelled all the way to Irish National Heritage Park in Ferrycarraig and on to Tramore this year, our first school tour since 2019. We learned alot about the Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Christian Ireland thanks to our amazing tour guide Paul. We were...