- 3 May, 2024
SciFest TU Dublin
The very best of luck to TY students Amy McGuirke and Tara Hickey; Cara Mullen and Emmalise O’Boyle; Ruby Cullen, Victoria Gluszkiewicz, and Megan Nolan. participating in SciFest@TU Grangegorman today.
read moreThe very best of luck to TY students Amy McGuirke and Tara Hickey; Cara Mullen and Emmalise O’Boyle; Ruby Cullen, Victoria Gluszkiewicz, and Megan Nolan. participating in SciFest@TU Grangegorman today.
read moreReminder to all parents and guardians that the school will close on Friday, May 3rd at 4 pm and reopen on Wednesday, May 8th at 9.10 am.
read moreKeeley’s family are launching a charity in Keeley’s honour. The Keeley D Foundation is a non-profit organisation. It aims to help children who are being treated for a terminal illness in a palliative care environment….
read moreTY students enjoyed their retreats this week. Many thanks to the team from An Tobar Nua, Galway for the wonderful experience they provided for all our students. The students enjoyed ice-breaker games, meditation, personal testimonies…
read moreThe 1st year soccer team is enjoying great success as they progress in their league ! Aother great win as they beat Maynooth PP today by a score of 3-0 with goals scored by Caysie…
read moreCongratulations to Aoife Curley & Shona Farrell winners of the Physical, Psychological and Tactical Demands of Performance Category with their project titled: The Mental Game. They investigated anxiety in sport and mental strategies to improve…
read moreThis week was Health Promotion Week. Each day a different year group and their teachers walked or ran 5k while raising funds for Loreto Rmbek in South Sudan and Pieta House. This whole school event…
read moreCongratulations to the Senior A tennis team who beat Mount Temple A today in Rockfield Tennis Club and is now through to the Leinster Semi finals next week. Emily D’Arcy, Angie Dunne, Lucy Collins, Eimear…
read moreWelcome to our website. We hope that by exploring the site you will have some sense of the spirit of our great school. Situated directly by the sea, Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan is a Catholic girls’ secondary school. In the spirit of Mary Ward we aim to develop all the abilities of our students in order that they realise their full potential and use their talents for the service of others. We also aim to encourage self-confidence and self-esteem in a happy atmosphere and structured environment. The school community, collaborating together in mutual respect, strives for holistic excellence.
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Situated by the sea, on a campus which boasts facilities second to none, Loreto Secondary School Balbriggan is proud of its reputation as one of the finest schools in the country. We aim to create a happy and safe environment which enriches the life of every student and creates the possibilities for her to reach her full potential. There are carefully developed and monitored systems in place to ensure that each student feels a sense of belonging and wellbeing in the school community.
Students attend from 9.10am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 9.10 to 1.20 on a Wednesday. Students may not be absent from school or leave school early except in the case of illness or with permission obtained from the school. In the case of absence, parents/guardians must, upon their daughter's return to the school, communicate the reasons for her absence, via Compass Chronicle.