Canal Way Educate Together is a popular national school in Dublin 8. On the edge of Dublin City Centre and right beside the Luas, we are accessible to many.

An exciting school, we truly values each student’s voice. We nurture the well-being of every child in our school, and are focused on creating the best learning environments for each student. Our friendly and diverse school community has a shared vision, creating a happy and welcoming experience for all.

We are responsive, creative and like to try new ways of doing things. We have a great team of enthusiastic staff who bring to the school many skills and talents which enhance the day to day experience for all of our school community. Our staff and Principal are totally committed to our developing school.

Our Patron Body is Educate Together and they assist us in developing our ethos, and in managing our school.

Everything we do in CWETNS is based around the children, their education and their happiness and well-being. We strive to make learning fun and enjoyable, and always aim to deliver the highest standard of education to our children.

We are very proud of our whole school community and nurture an inclusive welcoming environment for every member in our community. We love performing, arts, sport, big thinking, science and always strive to have active enjoyable days every day.

We have a beautiful garden area which is an oasis in the city. Here we do planting, enjoying, learning and harvesting!

If you’d like to have a visit, please get in touch.

Educate Together are state run multi-denominational schools offering equality based education. The ethos is defined under the following pillars –
Equality Based – all children having equal rights of access to the school, and children of all social, cultural and religious backgrounds being equally respected.
Coeducational and committed to encouraging all children to explore their full range of abilities and opportunities.
Child centred in their approach to education.
Democratically run with active participation by parents in the daily life of the school, whilst positively affirming the professional role of teachers.