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Our School

Introduction:

St Stephens National School is a Catholic school which aims to provide a caring learning environment which facilitates the nurturing of each pupil’s full educational potential. The achievement of this aim informs all of the planning processes and activities which occur in our school.

Teachers and parents are partners in the children’s education, with co-operation and communication between home and school being vital ingredients in the educational process. We share the same aim – the well-being of the children in our care.

News:
Please email the school info@ststephensns.ie if you have any queries.

Enrolments for 2026/2027 will take place from Oct 1st.
To download or view a copy of our Admissions Notice please click here.

Our School

 

Board of Management: 2023 - 2027:

Members of the Board of Management 2023 - 2027: Chairperson: Rev. K. Heery, Principal: Ms. F. Nolan, Treasurer/Community Rep: Ms. C. O'Meara, Secertary/Teacher Rep: Ms. T. Duffy

Patron Nominee: Mr. R. Byrne, Community Rep: Mr. E. Shields, Parent Rep: Ms. G. Richardson, Parent Rep: Mr. A. Casey

 

Mission Statement:

In St. Stephen’s National School we, the partners in education, are committed to being a caring, learning community where each person is valued and accorded respect and dignity within a catholic environment.

Our Aims Are:

• to provide a calm, friendly, disciplined and safe environment conducive to high standards of achievement and behaviour; to provide a broad, diverse curriculum relevant to the needs of all our pupils.
• to promote the self development of the whole person and to afford each the opportunity to develop self-image and a sense of responsibility;
• to promote dignity, courtesy and mutual respect for all members of the school community.

 

Contact Us:

 

St. Stephens National School
Johnstown,
Navan,
Co. Meath.
046 9020080

Email: info@ststephensns.ie

Charity Number: 20131838

 

 

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