Glebe National School, Wicklow
Glebe National School is a warm, welcoming Church of Ireland primary school at the heart of the Wicklow community. We are committed to providing a nurturing, inclusive, and child-centred learning environment where every pupil is valued and encouraged to reach their full potential.
Rooted in the Christian ethos of the Church of Ireland, our school promotes respect, kindness, and integrity, while celebrating the individuality of each child. Through a broad and engaging curriculum, dedicated teaching staff, and strong partnership with parents, we strive to inspire a lifelong love of learning and support the holistic development of all our pupils.
At Glebe National School, we take pride in fostering a vibrant, supportive community where children can grow academically, socially, and spiritually.
Our School Rules:
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Be a buddy not a bully.
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Be on time and be prepared.
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Make your best effort always.
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Keep unhelpful hands and comments to yourself.
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No name calling.
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Be respectful.
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Include everyone.
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Help and encourage your classmates. Share and take turns.
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Listen with respect.
Respect and Courtesy
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Pupils are expected to treat staff, their fellow pupils and visitors with respect, consideration, tolerance and courtesy at all times.
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Pupils are encouraged to speak politely.
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The use of bad language, including swearing, will not be tolerated.
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Pupils should have respect for their belongings, other people’s belongings, school property and furniture.
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Pupils are expected to work to the best of their ability and to present written exercises neatly.
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Any form of scribbling on copies, library books, text books or furniture is unacceptable.
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Pupils must not behave in any way which endangers themselves or others.Any behaviour that interferes with the rights of others is unacceptable.
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Any form of threatening behaviour is unacceptable.
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If children are being bullied, teachers must be told so that the matter can be dealt with effectively.The principal and staff are highly conscientious in their endeavours to create a supportive and inclusive environment where all children can thrive in their development.
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Pupils are strictly forbidden to use mobile phones in the school. Pupils who infringe this rule will have their phones confiscated.
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