The Coronavirus pandemic had impacted on all aspects of our lives over the past 18 months and probably will continue to impact us in the near future. However, people have had to adapt to new ‘norms’ in their lives as they learn to live in an environment where restrictions on movement and closure of retail outlets and services have become a reluctantly accepted way of life. With the re-opening of schools it became apparent that young people were affected by ...

After many years of campaigning the Board of Governors, staff and wider community welcomed the news that St. Louis Grammar School Kilkeel has been brought forward in design under the major capital works scheme from the Department of Education. This is a significant financial investment into education for the South Down and Mourne community securing a wonderful new school building to enhance the magnificent teaching and learning continuously delivered by St. Louis. A delighted St. Louis Principal, Mr Kevin Martin, ...

Mr Martin has sent out a group call to all parents in regards to the Coronavirus.Please see the parents section for more detail by clicking the link below.Parent's Section

Parent(s) / Guardians,Please click the link below to see a letter from Sister Mary with the recent ETI report attached.ETI Inspection Report

Children's Mental Health Week is run by children's mental health charity "Place to Be" to focus on the importance of lookingafter our emotional wellbeing from an early age. This year's theme is "Find your brave".Bravery comes in all shapes and sizes and is different for everyone. Bravery can be about sharing worries and asking forhelp, trying something new or pushing yourself outside your comfort zone. "Finding your brave" can build your confidence,self-esteem and make you feel good about yourself.https://www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk/