Welcome to Sligo Grammar School
Welcome to Sligo Grammar School’s website. The keystones to the school’s success include respect, trust, co-operation, participation, consultation, collaboration and teamwork. Our enthusiastic and dedicated staff place great emphasis on the holistic approach. Such efforts are channeled so that our pupils develop characteristics of being good, reliable citizens, fit to take their place in society. Together with a fine tradition of sport and community involvement, the school offers a wide range of activities to ensure the personal and social development of the whole child.
Sligo Grammar School aims to promote excellence in an inclusive and supportive community that reflects Christian values, where each member is enabled to achieve his/her full potential in life and in learning.
THE IMPACT OF COVID ON OUR STUDENTS
Sligo Grammar School will conducting a survey of parents to assess the impact of Covid on students from 2nd to 6th yr. The survey is part of our the School Self-Evaluation, and SGS wants to assess the impact of Covid on students in school during the Covid lockdowns and Covid restrictions. The survey should take about 5 minutes and the school appreciates parents’ support in responding to this survey. School self-evaluation is a process where we, as a school, look at how we do things, build on our strengths and work on ways to improve.
The survey will be emailed to parents next week.
Mock Exams for 6th years start on 31st January while Junior Cycle Mocks and Mid-Year Exams for all other year groups start on 1st February. See the Exam timetables below:
MID-YEAR EXAMS FOR 1st, 2nd & 5th YEARS
Click on the image below to view the live on-line TY calendar for this academic year.
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
Congratulations to Sligo Grammar School’s Maebh McLoughlin who has been selected for the Irish Girls U18 Hockey squad. She will be playing for Ireland in a number of International Hockey tournaments over the coming months. These will form part of …
On Monday 12th Dec. the boarders enjoyed a festive Christmas Dinner in the school dining hall. The long-held tradition of students being served by staff continued, followed by the traditional speeches from 6th year students for whom this is their …
This year Thursday 15th December saw the return of the “in person” Carol Service at Sligo Grammar School. It was a treat to see Calry Church filled with students, parents, past-pupils and friends, all there to kick off the Christmas …