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- The Teresian School is a Catholic school under the trusteeship of The Teresian Association, a group committed to living Christian values in their family and working life. The Association was founded in 1911 by St Pedro Poveda in Spain and is a Private Lay Association of the Faithful. In setting up the Association Pedro Poveda found inspiration in St Teresa of Avila as someone who embodied the Christian and human ideal, “eminently human while belonging fully to God.” The Association runs several schools in Spain, Latin America, and the Philippines, together with the school in Dublin. The motto of the Teresian Association across the world is “Joy, Fortitude & Love”. Here in The Teresian School Dublin, we incorporate this ethos into every aspect of school life – from the classroom to the hockey pitch and on all of our outings – joy, fortitude, and love form the foundation of our mission. The Teresian School incorporates a Pre-School, Junior School and Secondary School. Students are educated in an intimate learning environment, with students taught in small class sizes and given personal attention from their dedicated teachers. We are a close-knit and friendly school akin to a family – hence we address each other on a first-name basis. The strong sense of community with high levels of respect between students, staff, and parents is something which we highly value in The Teresian School. Here each student’s talents and skills are encouraged and promoted. We provide our students with the guidance and support to develop their talents enabling them to reach their unique potential. The Teresian School is an inclusive community. We welcome students from diverse backgrounds while encouraging an appreciation for the Catholic faith. The school has a Pastoral Care Team that meets every week and we work to support the students’ learning, social, emotional, and behavioral needs. It is our aim that the students in our care receive a well-balanced and holistic education and that they will develop core values that will stand to them for life. View full school
The Teresian School is a Catholic school under the trusteeship of The Teresian Association, a group committed to living Christian values in their family and working life. The Association was founded in 1911 by St Pedro Poveda in Spain and is a Private Lay Association of the Faithful. In setting up the Association Pedro Poveda found inspiration in St Teresa of Avila as someone who embodied the Christian and human ideal, “eminently human while belonging fully to God.” The Association runs several schools in Spain, Latin America, and the Philippines, together with the school in Dublin. The motto of the Teresian Association across the world is “Joy, Fortitude & Love”. Here in The Teresian School Dublin, we incorporate this ethos into every aspect of school life – from the classroom to the hockey pitch and on all of our outings – joy, fortitude, and love form the foundation of our mission. The Teresian School incorporates a Pre-School, Junior School and Secondary School. Students are educated in an intimate learning environment, with students taught in small class sizes and given personal attention from their dedicated teachers. We are a close-knit and friendly school akin to a family – hence we address each other on a first-name basis. The strong sense of community with high levels of respect between students, staff, and parents is something which we highly value in The Teresian School. Here each student’s talents and skills are encouraged and promoted. We provide our students with the guidance and support to develop their talents enabling them to reach their unique potential. The Teresian School is an inclusive community. We welcome students from diverse backgrounds while encouraging an appreciation for the Catholic faith. The school has a Pastoral Care Team that meets every week and we work to support the students’ learning, social, emotional, and behavioral needs. It is our aim that the students in our care receive a well-balanced and holistic education and that they will develop core values that will stand to them for life.
