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.
Our Mission Statement
One Body, One Spirit
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.
Notes
Our provisional calendar for 2018/2019 is HERE
Download the Extra-Curricular Calendar HERE
Uniform Lists and Book Lists are on the “Downloads” page
This Year’s PAST PUPILS REUNION is on Saturday Oct. 20th
All details are on the “Sligo Grammar School Alumni” page
The Nomination form for the Parents Association is HERE
NEW JUNIOR CYCLE
General information for parents is HERE
A Power Point presentation is HERE
Information for parents/guardians of students who will receive a Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement (JCPA) award in 2017 is HERE
Latest News
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Rugby Trip 2018
In the early hours of Friday 5th October the Senior Rugby team set out on a team bonding and training trip to Portugal. They were accompanied by Mr Staunton and Mr Gavin. The purpose of the trip was to help …
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SGS – WORLD RECORD HOLDER!
In September the word came through that Sligo Grammar School is now, officially, a world record holder! On Friday 4th May the whole population of Sligo Grammar School got together to attempt create the largest image of a human house. As …
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Special Assembly
On Friday 14th September a very special guest addressed the school in the first whole school assembly of 2018/19. The Anglican Archbishop of the Congo, most Rev’d Massimango Katanda spoke about poverty and unjust discrimination and favouritism. The Archbishop also …
