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- Terenure College Senior School is a Voluntary Catholic Secondary School under the Trusteeship of the Irish Province of Carmelites. It is a fee-paying college for boys. The Patron of the College is the Prior Provincial of the Irish Province of Carmelites. The Chairperson to the Board of Management Mr. Frank Gallen. The Principal is Fr. Éanna Ó hÓbáin O.Carm. The Deputy Principal is Mr. Philip Wallace. Terenure College provides a six-year curriculum consisting of a three-year Junior Certificate Programme, a one-year Transition Year Programme, and a two-year Leaving Certificate Programme. (Transition Year is compulsory for all pupils.) Details of subjects covered are available from the College and may change from time to time. There are approximately 60 whole-time teachers and 5 part-time teachers employed by Terenure College Senior School. Several members of the Carmelite Order are part of the staff. The College employs a whole-time Special Needs Teacher and provides some Resource hours. The College provides various Support Services such as Form Masters, Tutors, Guidance Counsellor, Chaplaincy Team, School Nurse. Pupils are taught in mixed ability classes from First to Third Years except for English, Irish, and Maths in Second and Third Years. In these subjects in these years, pupils are set according to ability. Classes begin at 8.45 a.m. and end at 3.45 p.m. daily, except for Wednesday when classes end at 1.00 p.m. There is a short break in the morning from 10.45 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. and lunch is from 1.00 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. Pupils may avail of the College’s Canteen facilities during lunchtime. Pupils are expected to be involved in co-curricular activities in the College. Typically this will mean a pupil being involved on several afternoons during the week and/or lunchtimes. Supervised Study is also available to pupils from selected years every weekday evening. View full school
Terenure College Senior School is a Voluntary Catholic Secondary School under the Trusteeship of the Irish Province of Carmelites. It is a fee-paying college for boys. The Patron of the College is the Prior Provincial of the Irish Province of Carmelites. The Chairperson to the Board of Management Mr. Frank Gallen. The Principal is Fr. Éanna Ó hÓbáin O.Carm. The Deputy Principal is Mr. Philip Wallace. Terenure College provides a six-year curriculum consisting of a three-year Junior Certificate Programme, a one-year Transition Year Programme, and a two-year Leaving Certificate Programme. (Transition Year is compulsory for all pupils.) Details of subjects covered are available from the College and may change from time to time. There are approximately 60 whole-time teachers and 5 part-time teachers employed by Terenure College Senior School. Several members of the Carmelite Order are part of the staff. The College employs a whole-time Special Needs Teacher and provides some Resource hours. The College provides various Support Services such as Form Masters, Tutors, Guidance Counsellor, Chaplaincy Team, School Nurse. Pupils are taught in mixed ability classes from First to Third Years except for English, Irish, and Maths in Second and Third Years. In these subjects in these years, pupils are set according to ability. Classes begin at 8.45 a.m. and end at 3.45 p.m. daily, except for Wednesday when classes end at 1.00 p.m. There is a short break in the morning from 10.45 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. and lunch is from 1.00 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. Pupils may avail of the College’s Canteen facilities during lunchtime. Pupils are expected to be involved in co-curricular activities in the College. Typically this will mean a pupil being involved on several afternoons during the week and/or lunchtimes. Supervised Study is also available to pupils from selected years every weekday evening.
