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Where students feel they belong, grow in confidence and achieve their potential

An equality-based secondary school in Wicklow Town guided by the Educate Together ethos.

ETSS Wicklow is a co-educational, multi-denominational secondary school committed to inclusion, innovation and student-centred learning. We aim to empower young people to reach their full potential in a supportive and respectful school community.

This short video offers a snapshot of life at ETSS Wicklow and highlights the wide range of learning experiences available to students, both inside and outside the classroom.

Adrian Gibbs, Principal

Welcome to the Educate Together Secondary School Wicklow website which I hope will give you a sense of this modern, vibrant and truly inclusive school community, that is firmly anchored in the Educate Together model of equality based, co-educational, child centred, and democratically run schools.

Adrian Gibbs, Principal

Choosing a secondary school matters

A smooth transition from primary school

We support students as they settle in, make friends and build confidence.

Known and supported by teachers

Every student is part of a tutor group with staff who know them well.

High expectations, real support

Students are challenged in their learning and helped when they need it.

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The Educate Together Ethos in Practice

ETSS Wicklow is guided by the four principles of the Educate Together model. These shape how students learn, participate and feel supported every day.

Equality-Based Education

Students of all backgrounds, beliefs and identities are equally respected in ETSS Wicklow. We actively teach inclusion, empathy and understanding so every student feels safe and valued in school.

Co-Educational Community

Students learn and grow together in a cooperative environment that reflects real society. Through teamwork, activities and shared experiences, students develop confidence and strong relationships.

Student-Centred Learning

Lessons are active and supportive, helping students build knowledge, independence and confidence at their own pace while being appropriately challenged.

Student Voice & Participation

Students contribute to their school through leadership roles, student council and open communication with staff, building responsibility and respect.

What this looks like in daily school life

  • Small tutor groups and year heads who know students personally
  • Active classrooms, practical learning and project work
  • Wide range of clubs, activities and leadership opportunities
  • Clear communication between school and home
  • An inclusive environment where diversity and equality are actively taught and respected
  • Meaningful student voice through leadership roles and democratic participation

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