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St Pauls

  • Our School
    • Calendar
    • Mission Statement & Ethos
    • ADMISSIONS ’25-’26
    • DEIS
      • DEIS: Delivering Equality in Schools Programme
      • DEIS General
      • Retention
      • Attendance
      • Literacy
      • Numeracy
      • Attainment
      • Transitions
      • Partnership with Parents and others
    • Policies
    • Staff
      • Dignity at Work
      • Droichead
      • Recruitment
        • Teaching Vacancies
    • BOM
    • Contact details
    • Covid
  • Academic
    • Junior Cycle
      • New Junior Cycle
      • JCSP
      • What is JCSP
      • Organisation of JCSP Programme
    • TY
    • Leaving Cert
      • Subject Briefs
    • LCVP
    • LCA
    • Other Programmes
      • St Paul’s Behaviour For Learning (BFL) dedicated Google site
      • Home School Liaison (HSL)
      • SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAMME (SCP)
      • DROICHEAD
  • DEN
    • SEN Policy
    • DEN (Diverse Educational Needs) Provision
    • L2LP
    • EDEN Center
  • Teaching & Learning
    • Booklists
    • Supervised Study
    • Study and Homework Policy
    • Study
      • Senior Cycle
      • Junior Cycle
      • Tips and Tricks to surviving the Leaving Cert Exams
  • Students
    • Careers
      • CAO Choices
      • Career Guidance
      • Careers Powerpoint
      • Career Guidance Teachers
      • HEAR/DARE Talk 6/11/24
      • Guidance Policy
    • Uniform
    • Wellbeing
      • How to cope when something sad happens
      • Substance Abuse
      • Building confidence in Teenagers
  • Supports
    • EDEN Center
    • JCSP
      • What is JCSP?
      • Organisation of JCSP Programme
    • JC Initiatives
    • HSCL
    • SCHOOL COMPLETION PROGRAMME (SCP)
  • Parents/Guardians
    • Parent Information
      • HEAR/DARE Talk 6/11/24
    • CAO Parents’ Information Evening 6/11/24
    • Apprenticeship Presentation
    • Absent students guidelines
    • Resources for Parents
      • The School Transport Scheme
    • Years
      • 6th Year Parents’ Information
        • CAO Parents’ Information Evening 6/11/24
      • LCA Parents’ Information
        • LCA Parents Intro 2023/24
      • 5th Year Parents’ Information
      • TY Parents’ Information
      • 3rd Year Parents’ Information
        • Subject Choice Parents, Senior 2023/24
      • 2nd Year Parents’ Information
      • 1st Year Parents Information
        • Subject Choice Parents 2021/22
        • Tips for 1st Year Parents
  • Extra Curricular
    • Extra Curricular
    • Sport
      • Basketball
      • Gaa
      • Hurling
      • Rugby
      • Soccer

Organisation of JCSP Programme

Organisation of the JCSP Programme

JCSP Core Team

The JCSP Core Team  consists of the Principal, Deputy Principal, Heads of Literacy and Numeracy Departments, Learning Support/SEN Teacher, Home School Community Liaison Coordinator, School Completion Programme Coordinator, Behaviour for Learning Teacher, Programmes Coordinator, Leaving Certificate Applied Coordinator.

Meetings of this group take place every 3 weeks, throughout the school year. An agenda of each meeting will be sent in advance to all members. Minutes of each meeting will be sent to all members. The JCSP Coordinator will chair the meetings and set the agendas. Staff will be informed of decisions made within staff meetings and forthcoming events/initiatives via e-Portal and regular communication with specific teachers.

Initiatives

The Principal and the Co-ordinator will be responsible for the application for JCSP Initiatives, following consultation with the Core Team and relevant members of staff. Planning for initiatives and celebrations will be completed by members of the Core Team as well as those teachers coordinating the initiatives. A timetable of proposed initiatives will be available in Term 1 of the school year. 

Staff Induction

The induction of new teachers to the programme will be the responsibility of the JCSP Coordinator.

Subject Statements

Students’ Subject Statement Folders will be stored in the school for use by teachers and students when required.Teachers in conjunction with their subject departments will select the subject statements to be taken by their students. Teachers are encouraged to complete the statements with their students within the classroom on a regular basis…in line with the six Reviews throughout the school year. Completion of Subject Statements in this way can occur in conjunction with formative and summative assessments of the students and so enhance assessment for learning of the students. Support will be given to teachers in the process of completing and tracking statements. In third year the Core Team/Teaching staff and JCSP Coordinator will be responsible for reviewing the subject statements and completing the final profiles.

Final Profiling

Profiling of 3rd Year students will take place in Term 3 with the class teachers and the JCSP Coordinator facilitating the submission of subject and cross-curricular statements to JCSP National Headquarters. A Final Profile Celebration will take place later in Term 3 where students will be awarded their ‘Junior Certificate School Programme Student Profile’. This will include Certification of participation in JCSP by Department of Education and Skills, a list of all statements achieved and an individual school reference.

Review of Programme

The evaluation of the programme will occur at the end of each school year. Evaluations of Initiatives involving input from students and teachers will be submitted to JCSP Headquarters annually. An informal evaluation of the JCSP Programme will be conducted in the final Core Team Meeting of the year. Parents will complete a questionnaire at the Final Profiling Celebration which will seek their opinions on the success or otherwise of the JCSP Programme in achieving its aims/objectives.

Mission

At St. Paul's we believe -

“When we aspire, believe and achieve, together we can succeed.”

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Our School Ethos

St. Paul’s Secondary School aims to provide a well-rounded education that goes beyond academics, emphasizing community, values, and the holistic development of each student in alignment with its Catholic ethos.

Principal’s Message

Welcome to St Paul’s Secondary School Website. St Paul’s is a large catholic co-educational
secondary school under the patronage of the Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin. At St Paul’s we are
committed to providing a high-quality educational experience for the young people of Monasterevin
and surrounding areas. As a diverse and inclusive DEIS school we benefit from additional resources,
supports and structures to provide the best opportunities for our students.
We offer all the Department of Education second level academic courses catering for all learners and
abilities. Through a comprehensive curriculum and subject choice, we provide students with the
opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills needed for adult life, the world of work and
progression to third level. Our innovative, hardworking and dedicated staff are committed to
continually improving the quality of teaching, learning and student achievement.
We believe in the holistic education of our students as we prepare them for adulthood and lifelong
learning. We offer students a comprehensive range and variety of sporting and extracurricular
activities that are tailored to suit the students’ skills, interests and talents. Additionally, we offer
courses and opportunities to students for personal development, academic betterment and active
student involvement.
The school is located within the beautiful mature grounds of Moore Abbey Estate. The new school
on the greenfield site opened its doors to students in September 2023 after a long wait. We are very
fortunate to have a modern, state of the art school with all the facilities and resources to
complement and enhance contemporary teaching, learning and education.
Yours sincerely,
Brian Bergin

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