How can I apply to Greaghrahan N.S.?

To apply to Greaghrahan N.S., visit their official website or contact the school's admissions office directly. The school's contact information is available on this page. Most schools require an application form, proof of residence, previous school records, and may have specific enrollment deadlines.

What are the school hours at Greaghrahan N.S.?

For current school hours and term dates at Greaghrahan N.S., please contact the school directly using the contact information provided on this page. School hours can vary by age group and may change throughout the school year.

How much are the school fees at Greaghrahan N.S.?

Tuition fees at Greaghrahan N.S. vary depending on the grade level and programs. For the most accurate and up-to-date fee information, please contact the school's admissions office directly or visit their official website.

What curriculum does Greaghrahan N.S. follow?

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What extracurricular activities are offered at Greaghrahan N.S.?

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About Greaghrahan N.S.

Greaghrahan National School is a small rural co-educational Catholic primary school in the parish of Drumlane, located at Staghall between Belturbet and Ballyconnell in Co. Cavan. The original Greaghrahan school opened in 1871 at Greaghrahan crossroads and was later replaced by the current school building in Ture while retaining the same name.