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Two Mile School invites new pupils for 2022-23 school year
Two Mile Community National School is now enrolling for September 2022.
Like all primary schools in Ireland, Two Mile Community National Scholl teaches the national Primary School Curriculum. The school teaches English, Irish, Maths, History, Geography, Science, SPHE, PE, Visual Art, Drama and Music.
"It is also a co-educational, multi-denominational primary school where religious and non-religious backgrounds are equally respected and explored. This ensures that each student’s individual identity is acknowledged socially and culturally while exploring the different values and traditions of the world in which they live today," said principal Catherine Barry.
Parents who have chosen Two Mile Community National School have found it has an incredibly war and inclusive environment for their children, with high standards in education and excellent home/school communication. Children are happy going to school every day.
“The Two Mile Community National School offers an inclusive, diverse and child centred approach to education. We as parents and teachers ourselves are confident that our two children are thriving in this wonderful Community National School,” said Helene Selmi who has children attending the junior class.
Two Mile Community National Scholl was established in 2017 under the patronage of Kerry Education and Training Board.
It is the only primary school in the Killarney area offering a choice. Instead of a religious programme, the children follow ‘Goodness Me, Goodness You’, a multi-belief and values education curriculum.
Two Mile Community National School is located just five minutes from Killarney and is still enrolling for all classes for September 2022.
If you like to enrol your child or have any questions please feel free to contact Catherine Barry on 086 418 3558 or email principal@twomilecns.ie
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