Our Child Protection Policy: You can read and download our Child Safety Statement here You can read and download our Written Assessment of Risk here.
St John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School Roll No: 19006Q School Attendance Strategy This statement was prepared in consultation with the staff, parents, Board and E.W.O. in order to highlight the strategies and...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School (the “School”) is a Roman Catholic boys’ primary school under the patronage of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin (the Patron). As such, the School promotes...
St John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School Roll No: 19006Q Homework Policy This policy was reviewed and updated as part of the Board of Management’s rolling policy review and replaces the previous policy...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School. Code of Behaviour 2017 The purpose of this code is to set out a clear and enabling framework which outlines the expectations and rules relating...
St John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School First Aid Policy Roll No: 19006Q Introduction: This policy was reviewed and updated as part of the Board of Management’s rolling policy review. It was drafted...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School 19006 Q Policy on English as an Additional Language (EAL) Introduction: The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines to school staff on the delivery...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School 19006 Q Relationships and Sexuality Education Policy Introduction: St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ School is a primary school catering for boys from junior infants to...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ School 19006 Q Anti-Bullying Policy (2014) To download a copy of this policy, please click on this link. Definitions Patron: The word “Patron” means the Catholic Archbishop...
St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ National School 19006 Q Policy on separated Parents Introduction St. John the Baptist Junior Boys’ School strives in its practices and policies to do everything reasonably possible...
