In 1960, a new chapter began for education in Shankill. St Anne’s National School arose, uniting two smaller schools. One was a co-ed school at St Anne’s Hall on Lower Road. The other was tucked away in Loughlinstown, south of the Silver Tassie. St Anne’s National School officially opened its doors in 1961. Archbishop McQuaid himself presided over the ceremony. The new building, costing £20,000, housed separate schools for boys and girls. Today, St Anne’s National School stands as a testament to its history. It’s a vibrant hub with 444 students. Led by Principal John Fingleton, St Anne’s National School continues to serve the community. The school provides a Catholic education for boys and girls. It’s a place where history and modern learning intertwine. If you’re looking to enroll your child, remember to bring the essentials. You’ll need their birth certificate, PPS number, and two proof of address documents. And don’t forget to check out the school blog for the latest updates.
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