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.
Download 2020-2021 School Calendar here.
Download Book Lists and Uniform Lists here.
Download The Extra-Curricular Activities Calendar 2020 – 2021 here.
INFORMATION FOR PARENTS
- HOME YOUTH LIAISON SERVICE: The Home Youth Liaison Officers will be available for parents and young people if they wish to speak to them. Email address homeyouthliaisonservice@gmail.com and phone numbers are 071 9144441, 071 9142742.
- DOWNLOAD A SAMPLE SCHOOL MEALS MENU FOR BOARDERS HERE
- LATEST PARENTS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER Download HERE
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LEAVING CERTIFICATE PE SPECIFICATIONS 2020. Link to Examinations.ie HERE
Latest News
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Leaving Cert Physical Education
History was made in Sligo Grammar School as our first Leaving Certificate Physical Education class of 24 students started studying this new optional Leaving Cert course. The course will be examined for the first time in June 2022. The LCPE …
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Sporting Heroes!
The Summer was a very successful one for some of our sporting students. In Hockey seven of the U16 players were selected to go forward for Connacht Hockey trials. Jessica Greer, Rachel Elfaki, Maeve McLoughlin, Lara Swann, Sophie Reynolds, Roisín …
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Welcome First Years of 20-21
On Tuesday 1st September the First Year students of 2020-2021 started their secondary school education. It was an unusual introduction as the students and teachers were all wearing masks and keeping a social distance. TY students acted as mentors, showing …
