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Presentation Primary School Waterford

A great tradition of education in Waterford since 1798

About Us

School Calendar

This calendar will hold in respect of the Halloween and Christmas closures but may be subject to some alterations at later stages in the event of severe weather conditions next winter. Please click here for details.

School Opening Hours

School will begin at 8.50am for all classes.

Finish times are as follows:

  • 1.30pm Junior and Senior Infants
  • 2.30pm All other classes

School Uniform

School Uniform

Junior and Senior Infants wear school tracksuit.

All other classes wear the following:

  • Navy pinafore, skirt or trousers
  • Royal blue jumper or cardigan
  • White Shirt
  • School Tie

Pupils wear school tracksuit on PE day only.

Clothing should be clearly marked with child’s name.

School uniforms/ tracksuits are available from KSports and Excel Promotions

For safety reasons the following are not allowed:

  • High heeled shoes
  • Shoes/boots that do not give proper support to the feet
  • Nail Varnish
  • Dangling earrings

The school cannot accept responsibility for personal belongings.

 

Welcome to our School

Welcome to Everyone!

Here is a little video of our school for you to enjoy!

Click here to watch our video

Mission Statement

Presentation Primary School, Waterford is a Catholic Community which aims:

  • To provide a caring environment where management, staff and parents work in partnership through mutual respect to develop the spiritual, personal and academic potential of each child according to his/ her talents, skills and abilities.
  • In keeping with the original vision of Nano Nagle, to secure a broad and balanced curriculum for all children especially those most in need.
  • To support the on-going professional development of management and staff.

School History

History of Presentation Congregation

Presentation Primary is part of a great tradition in the city for over two hundred years. Our history of education begins with Nano Nagle, a woman of courage and vision and foundress of the Presentation Order. In fact she was voted “Greatest Irishwoman in 2005’. The history of our school will reveal some of the reasons why

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