Welcome to our school website. We hope you find our website both interesting and informative, as it gives an insight into life in our school. Through our website we hope to keep you regularly updated with our latest news and upcoming events.
St. Mogue’s National School, Currin (Scoil Náisiúnta Naomh Maodhóg, Currin) is a co-educational Roman Catholic school under the patronage of the Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Kilmore. There are three mainstream class teachers, two Special Education Teachers (SET) and two Special Needs Assistants (SNA) in the school. We currently have 68 children on our roll.
We are very proud of the school with its rich tradition of teaching and learning, together with sport and music. We take great pride in providing a safe and secure learning environment for all children of varying abilities and needs. Our school motto is: “Ag súgradh, ag foghlaim agus ag fás le chéile” (“Playing, learning and growing together”). Great emphasis is placed on fostering mutual and self-respect, which underpin the happy and secure atmosphere in our school.
Our staff is committed to establishing and maintaining a school environment that allows our pupils to grow spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, and socially.
The Board of Management’s annual review of the school’s Child Safeguarding Statement took place on June 16 2025. Our Child Safeguarding Statement can be found here
The Designated Liaison Person (DLP) is Kieran Conefrey and Deputy Designated Liaison Person (DDLP) is Orla Cunningham
We are now open for enrolment of junior infants for September 2026. The enrolment form can be found here. Please return forms to the school by 30th January 2026.
Please contact the school on 0499526562 or currinschool@gmail.com if you would like to visit our school or have any queries.
Clever Clogs operate a Breakfast Club (8:00-9:00am) and an Afterschool Club (2:00-5:30pm) in the school. Contact Paula Donohoe on 0879174098 if you wish to secure a place.
We rocked our socks for World Down Syndrome Day on 23rd March.
“Rock Your Socks” is an internationally recognised campaign for World Down Syndrome Day, where everyone wears colourful, funky socks to join in with the fun of the day. Why colourful socks?….because chromosomes under a microscope look a bit like socks! A person with Down Syndrome has an extra 21st chromosome, three instead of two.
Wearing funky socks is also a visual aid to show that everyone is joining in, and that although we may all be different, we all share unique qualities and characteristics. It is a fun and easy way to celebrate, but also recognise the importance and awareness of Down Syndrome
What a fantastic day we had at the Peace Proms in the RDS on Sunday 8th February!! 43 of our students joined 2,000 other children from schools across the country, to perform with a full orchestra in front of a packed venue. It was an amazing opportunity and an unforgettable day for everyone involved. Check out the highlights video below…
The boys and girls in Junior Infants, Senior Infants and 1st Class had a lovely day out in Ballinamore recently with Killeshandra NS as part of the PEACEPLUS Aspire initiative. They enjoyed a reading session at the library followed by a clay workshop at the Leitrim School of Art, where they created beautiful glazed pieces. It was a very enjoyable and educational day out for all the children. All the photos from the day can be found on the school website. For all the photos from the day, check out the gallery (or click HERE for a shortcut)
We celebrated Grandparents Day January 21st, with a beautiful mass in our school. Refreshments were served afterwards which gave everyone a chance to catch up over a cup of tea. A huge ‘thank you’ to all our grandparents, the wider school community, the school staff, Fr Sean and all our wonderful boys and girls for making it such a special day. Check out all the photographs in the gallery (shortcut HERE)
We were absolutely delighted to welcome the Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show to broadcast live from our school this morning. The hall was full, the atmosphere was electric, and the excitement among the children was something we’ll never forget.
The entire event was so child-centred, and it was heart-warming to see how engaged and included the children were throughout. Ian, Mario and Shauna were absolutely fantastic with the kids — warm, patient, encouraging, and genuinely interested in everything they had to say. They helped make the morning truly special for every child involved.
A huge thank you to Ian, Mario, Charlie, Shauna, and the entire Today FM team for their professionalism, energy, and kindness. It was a pleasure to have you all with us.
We are also incredibly grateful to our fantastic Parents’ Association for organising refreshments on the day for the Today FM crew and the audience, and to our generous sponsors for supporting this special event including Lakeland Dairies, SuperValu Ballyconnell and The Lunch Bag. Thanks also to Karen Greene for all the photographs from the event.
It was truly a memorable day — one that will live long in the memories of the children and the whole school community
We’re delighted to announce that Today FM’s Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show will be broadcasting live from our school hall on Tuesday, 9th December!
The Today FM team are visiting to make sure that we are “all set for our School Variety Concert on Friday 12th December”!
The show runs from 6:00am – 9:00am, and doors open to the public at 7:00am. We’d love to fill the hall with children, parents, grandparents, and the wider community to create a lively, cheerful atmosphere that reflects the spirit of our school.
Mario Rosenstock will also be joining us in person to perform his famous Gift Grub sketches — a fantastic addition to what promises to be a truly memorable morning.
It’s shaping up to be a wonderfully festive event and an exciting opportunity for our school community. We hope to see you there!
Rehearsals are well underway for our Christmas Variety Concert! Join us on Friday 12th December at 7pm in our school hall. A great night’s entertainment guaranteed!
Team Hope Christmas Shoebox Appeal – well done to all the children who brought in boxes for this year’s Appeal. An amazing 59 boxes were collected from our school for children in Africa and Eastern Europe
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