Rosedale School provides an educational service for students aged 6 to 18 years with severe and profound learning disabilities in Galway City.
A partnership model of education operates in the school, between the Department of Education and Skills and the Brothers of Charity Services since 1998.
The Principal, Team Manager and School Board of Management are responsible for the management of the school and are committed to providing a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum to meet student’s needs.
A high staff/student ratio greatly facilitates each student’s learning experience. Each student has an ‘Individual Education Plan’ formulated based on their present abilities and learning objectives.
We aim to provide students with the opportunities to access a broad and balanced curriculum suited to each student’s needs. The NCCA draft guidelines are adhered to in the school. Weekly programmes may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, music, art, computer and iPad access and interaction, hand function activities, feeding programmes, multi-sensory stimulation, atmospherics, hydrotherapy, swimming, aromatherapy, personal developments and social outings.
For further information or to arrange a visit please contact:
Breda O’Connell, School Principal 091 779600 Debbie O’Toole, Team Manager 091 779600
Patron: Most Rev, Dr. Brendan Kelly, Bishop of Galway Trustees: Brothers of Charity Incorporated Limited
Recent Projects
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1916 Celebrations
Rosedale School celebrated 1916 centenary with the raising of the national
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Rosedale Girls Day
The Rosedale Girls Day has been running successfully for the past number of ...
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The Boys Club
The Rosedale Boys Club meet up every year in Lakeview Hall. It is
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Mobile Phone Appeal
We are constantly collecting old mobile phones. Irish Autism Action run a
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St Patrick’s Day
Musicians from all walks of life have visited Rosedale School to help us
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Halloween
Halloween is a fun time of the year. Every class makes a huge effort and
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Fun Day
A Fun Day is organized at the end of every school year. Last year it was
