Salesian College Celbridge
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ABOUT US

Message from the Principal


Ethos and Mission

History of the College

School Policies


In Remembrance

HISTORY OF COLLEGE

School Building


The  Salesian College, Celbridge began its existance on Tuesday, 15th September 1981  in a disused primary school on the Hazeltatch Road, which is now the Church of  Ireland Primary School. Fr. Tony McEvoy SDB was the first Principal with four
staff members and fifty-five students.
In the summer of  1984, staff and students were able to move into the newly built school premises,  where we are presently located. The new school and extended sports grounds,  situated on fifteen acres, facilitated the provision of a wider subject choice  and greather extracurricular activities.


There have been two  major extentions since then and we are now a school of over seven-hundred  students and a staff of over fifty members, with an academic and sporting record  of which we are very proud.