Mr.
Gene O'Sullivan
Principal
Dear Visitor,
St. Mary's New Ross is a Ceist School in the best tradition of
providing a Christian, caring, community of teaching and learning. We
are an all-girls' school blessed with an exceptional teaching staff, top
class students and excellent facilities.
We celebrate success at all levels of achievement and our goal is to help
each student in our care to reach
her full potential in all aspects of her academic and personal life.
First class results are obtained each year in the Junior and Leaving
Certificate exams. Our proud record of achievement across all areas of
school life is reflected in the high level of involvement of all our students on various committees, clubs and
teams. Our students occupy real leadership roles as prefects, student
council members and Meitheal leaders and are an excellent example of the
great quality of our young people to-day.
This school is about everyone doing their best. We have high
expectations for our school and we expect our students to have high
expectations of themselves in all aspects of school work and behaviour.
St. Mary’s is very proud of its pupils both past and present, its
history, tradition and past achievements. It recognises the immense
contribution of the Mercy Sisters, Teaching Staff, Students, Parents and the
Local Community in bringing the school to the forefront of educational and
sporting achievements in the town, county, country and further afield.
St. Mary’s is also very conscious of current
educational reform and change. We are committed to embracing new thoughts
and processes and we will continue to be key players in educational debate
and innovation for the greater good of all our stakeholders.
St. Mary's has an excellent pastoral care programme which considers
the needs of each individual student and provides support, advice, and
assistance to all.
We are very proud of
our school and what it has to offer. We hope that you enjoy visiting our site and we look forward to helping you with any
enquiries that you may have.
Sincerely yours,
Gene O'Sullivan
