St Vincents C.B.S. Glasnevin

Roll number: 60400F · Dublin · D11XV05

Boys Secondary Public DEIS

Score Summary

Overall score6.7 / 10
Inspection score8.1 / 10
Progression rate41.0%
Latest inspection15 Oct 2024

School Context

Total enrolled408
Leaving Cert sits44
Area median house priceEUR 350000
PrincipalMS. MAIRE QUINN

Inspection Reports

This school has 13 inspectorate reports on record.

Subject Inspection

15 Oct 2024 · Rating: Good

The inspection focused on the quality of teaching, learning, and assessment in Irish at Meánscoil Uinsinn na mBráithre Críostaí. Overall, the quality of teaching and learning was good, with effective communication strategies observed. Recommendations were made for improving formative feedback and enhancing student engagement with the language.

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Supporting schooling provision

30 Nov 2021 · Rating: Not stated · Not included in school score

The inspection at St Vincents C.B.S. Glasnevin focused on the implementation of COVID-19 safety measures. The school demonstrated compliance with guidelines, including a COVID-19 policy, risk assessments, and staff training. Child protection procedures were also found to be satisfactory.

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Whole School Evaluation

12 Jan 2018 · Rating: Very good

The Whole School Evaluation of Saint Vincent’s C.B.S. Glasnevin highlighted the very good quality of school management and leadership, as well as teaching and learning. The school has effective care and learning support systems, although some areas, such as support for students with English as an additional language, need improvement. Recommendations include enhancing strategic planning and sharing good teaching practices among staff.

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Subject Inspection

25 May 2017 · Rating: Good

The inspection evaluated the quality of teaching and learning in Science & Chemistry at Saint Vincent’s C.B.S. The overall quality was found to be good, with effective teaching practices and high student engagement during practical activities. Recommendations were made for improving the assessment of laboratory reports and aligning the curriculum with the new Junior Cycle Science specification.

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Subject Inspection

30 Sep 2016 · Rating: Good

The inspection focused on the quality of teaching and learning in History at Saint Vincent’s C.B.S. Overall, the quality was rated as good, with many aspects of very good practice noted, including effective collaborative activities and strong teacher monitoring of student work. Recommendations were made to improve homework recording and expand the Transition Year plan to better focus on key skills.

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Whole School Evaluation

30 Apr 2013 · Rating: Not stated

A whole-school evaluation of St Vincent’s CBS was conducted, focusing on the quality of teaching and learning across various subjects and the Transition Year programme. The school is undergoing a transition to lay management under the Edmund Rice Schools Trust, which aims to enhance its educational offerings. The report highlights the school's inclusive ethos and community spirit, while also noting areas for improvement in management and communication.

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Programme Evaluation

15 Sep 2011 · Rating: Not stated

This evaluation focused on the Junior Certificate School Programme (JCSP) at St Vincent’s Secondary School. The inspector found that the programme is well-supported by school management and provides valuable resources and guidance for students. Students expressed enjoyment in their education and a desire to continue learning, indicating the programme's positive impact.

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Subject Inspection

14 Apr 2010 · Rating: Good

The inspection evaluated the quality of teaching and learning in Mathematics at St Vincent’s Christian Brothers’ School. The report highlighted very good timetabling and support for students, with high-quality teaching observed in most lessons. Recommendations were made for enhancing teaching methodologies and formalizing planning documentation.

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Programme Evaluation

20 Nov 2008 · Rating: Not stated

The Transition Year (TY) programme at St Vincent's CBS was evaluated, focusing on its organization, planning, and teaching quality. The school demonstrates a strong commitment to the TY programme, promoting personal and social development among students. Recommendations were made for further development, including enhancing staff training and improving resources.

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Subject Inspection

20 Nov 2008 · Rating: Good

This report evaluates the quality of teaching and learning of Irish at Saint Vincent’s CBS. The inspection highlighted effective practices in classroom management and student engagement, while also recommending improvements in resource availability and teaching methodologies. Overall, the school is commended for its structured approach to Irish education, though there are areas for further development.

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Subject Inspection

20 Nov 2008 · Rating: Good

The inspection evaluated the quality of teaching and learning in Art at St. Vincent's CBS. The report highlighted high standards in lesson delivery and student engagement, though it noted the need for improved facilities and resources. Recommendations included enhancing planning documentation and increasing the budget for art materials to support student learning.

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Subject Inspection

20 Nov 2008 · Rating: Good

The inspection evaluated the quality of teaching and learning in Science at St. Vincent’s CBS. The report highlighted effective classroom management, good rapport between teachers and students, and well-maintained science laboratories. Recommendations were made for improving mixed-ability settings and enhancing professional development opportunities for teachers.

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Subject Inspection

20 Nov 2008 · Rating: Good

The inspection focused on the quality of teaching and learning in Irish at Saint Vincent’s CBS. The report highlights effective planning and preparation, with recommendations for further development in teaching practices and resource availability. Overall, the school demonstrates a commitment to improving Irish language education for its students.

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