Taney Parish National School
Taney Parish National School is a co-educational Primary School in the state education system. It is also a parish school and is attached to the Church of Ireland parish of Taney, here in Dundrum.
There are 21 teachers and 450 pupils in Taney School. There are 16 mainstream classroom teachers, a Learning Support Teacher, a Teacher who works predominately with the children in the school's Computer Room, three Learning Support Teachers and the Principal. There are two classrooms of children at each of the eight class grades from Junior Infants to 6th Class.
The school is above all a happy school, a place where pupils enjoy coming each morning. A caring community of adults and children where each is valued for her/his own unique contribution and effort, Taney School has a long tradition of providing the widest range of opportunities for children from the arts to sport and crucially and centrally in the academic area.
Tel: 01 2985015 Fax: 01 2967953
Web: www.taneyschool.ie Email: taneyschool@eircom.net
Young People
Taney offers many different programmes and activities in and outside the parish. Among the various groups are Youth Clubs, Junior Choir, Sunday School, Junior Badminton, Scouts and Guides, Creche, Mums and Tots, Bell Ringing and Junior Churchwardens Guild.
There are also links with 3 Rock - the Diocese of Dublin's Youth Initiative. See here for more information.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday School, for children of Primary School age takes place during Sunday morning services in Christ Church in the parish centre.
YOUTH CLUBS
After the Christmas break we welcome all members of Youth Club back into Taney parish centre on Saturday 28th January at 6.00pm – 7.30pm.
YOUTH SERVICES
Keep an eye out for forthcoming Youth Services here.
For more information on any Youth activity please contact a member of the Clergy or the Parish Office 01-2985491.
SAFEGUARDING TRUST
Hundreds of children visit the Churches and Parish Centre of Taney Parish for worship, Sunday School, etc and for other social, educational and recreational purposes each week. The Church’s ministry to them is a priority for the Parish and it is only possible because of the commitment of adults who are prepared to work with children. Safeguarding Trust is designed to protect and enhance that ministry. For more details please click here.