Oatlands College
Oatlands College is a Voluntary Catholic Secondary School for boys, founded by the Christian Brothers and now under the Trusteeship of the Edmund Rice Schools Trust [ERST]. It is the policy of the College to accept for enrolment boys who respect and whose Parents respect the religious and educational philosophy of the ERST Charter*, as set out in its Mission Statement.
Oatlands College is an Edmund Rice school community composed of students, teachers and other staff, parents and management under the Trusteeship of the Edmund Rice Schools Trust [ERST]. The central purpose of this community is the religious, moral, intellectual, physical, aesthetic and social education of the students. Inspired by the vision of Edmund Rice, as set out in the religious and educational philosophy of the ERST Charter, the school seeks to create an atmosphere of Christian care and concern in which students can grow to maturity.
Latest News
6th Years Radu, Josh, Callum, Harry and Luke on a diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes working in a local hospital.
Congratulations to Josh Maguire, Ruben O’Reilly, Stephen Smith, Rushil Pradeep Kumar, and Luke Murphy who achieved 625 points in the Leaving Certificate of 2024. We are so proud of the students and wish them every success in their third level studies. Josh is studying Law & Economics in UCD, Ruben is studying Science in UCD, Stephen will attend Oxford University to study Mathematics, Rushil will study Engineering in Trinity and Luke will also study Engineering in UCD.
Application Forms
Application forms for 1st Year September 2025, together with a copy of the Admissions Policy, are now available. The closing date for receipt of the completed application form will be Tuesday 22nd October 2024 at 5.00pm.
Calendar 2024-25
Provisional Calendar 2024-25 can be viewed here.
“The college seeks to create an atmosphere of Christian care and concern in which students can grow to maturity.”
Latest Tweets
Two great games of basketball today at home. The u16’s had an impresssive win today with a score line of 43-28. With a loss for the U19 team at home.
42nd year Business students are studying the topic of volunteering. This afternoon they interviewed 5th years about the volunteering they did in TY last year.
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