Admissions
The Government has introduced new procedures regarding the admission of pupils to primary schools. Under these new procedures, all schools are required to publish their Admissions Policy and an Admissions Notice during September 2020.
From now on, applications for admissions can only be made the year prior to the child starting school. Application forms for admissions for September 2021 will only be available from September 2020 and can only be accepted between 1st October and 6th November 2020.
Please send any enquiries to principal@scins.ie
Our new Admissions Policy is available here:
From now on, applications for admissions can only be made the year prior to the child starting school. Application forms for admissions for September 2021 will only be available from September 2020 and can only be accepted between 1st October and 6th November 2020.
Please send any enquiries to principal@scins.ie
Our new Admissions Policy is available here:
| 20399w_final_scoil_chroí_Íosa_admissions_policy_5th_october_2020.pdf |
Our Application for Admission Form is Available here:
| application_for_admission_form_2021_-_2022.pdf |
Our Admissions Notice is available here:
| admissions_notice_2021_22.pdf |
GDPR and Data Protection- Privacy Statement
The General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR) comes into effect on the 25th May 2018. The GDPR applies across the European Union and aims to give individuals more rights, control and understanding of how their personal data is processed.
Under GDPR the Department of Education and Skills are required to keep you informed of the types of data we hold on you and your child, the purpose it is used for, and your rights in relation to how it is processed.
The Department of Education and Skills, which provides for the education and training of people resident in the State, requires certain personal data on all learners in order to fulfil its function. For primary school pupils, this data is held on the Primary Online Database (POD). The data held on POD forms the basis of the allocation of resources to schools as well as statistical reporting on education; it is also used for research and analysis into the operation of the education system and the formation of future policies. Data is shared with the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection for validation purposes, and with the Central Statistics Office under Section 31 of the Statistical Act for statistical reporting and analysis.
The complete Privacy Notice, which outlines further information in relation to the data held by the Department, can be found on the Department’s website at the link below, as can full details of the Department's data protection policy setting out how the Department will use your child’s data, as well as information regarding your child’s rights as a data subject. https://www.education.ie/en/The-Department/Data-Protection/.
If you have any further queries in relation to POD or the data held therein, the POD Helpdesk can be reached at 01 889 2311 or pod@education.gov.ie
The General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR) comes into effect on the 25th May 2018. The GDPR applies across the European Union and aims to give individuals more rights, control and understanding of how their personal data is processed.
Under GDPR the Department of Education and Skills are required to keep you informed of the types of data we hold on you and your child, the purpose it is used for, and your rights in relation to how it is processed.
The Department of Education and Skills, which provides for the education and training of people resident in the State, requires certain personal data on all learners in order to fulfil its function. For primary school pupils, this data is held on the Primary Online Database (POD). The data held on POD forms the basis of the allocation of resources to schools as well as statistical reporting on education; it is also used for research and analysis into the operation of the education system and the formation of future policies. Data is shared with the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection for validation purposes, and with the Central Statistics Office under Section 31 of the Statistical Act for statistical reporting and analysis.
The complete Privacy Notice, which outlines further information in relation to the data held by the Department, can be found on the Department’s website at the link below, as can full details of the Department's data protection policy setting out how the Department will use your child’s data, as well as information regarding your child’s rights as a data subject. https://www.education.ie/en/The-Department/Data-Protection/.
If you have any further queries in relation to POD or the data held therein, the POD Helpdesk can be reached at 01 889 2311 or pod@education.gov.ie