Mission Statement Presentation College, Headford is a Voluntary, Catholic, Secondary School which opens its doors to all.
Its aim, in partnership with parents, is to facilitate the education of its students for Christian living, by developing each one morally, socially. culturally, spiritually, intellectually, emotionally and physically.
We seek to promote a caring and committed school community where learning is nurtured, where gifts are recognised and the dignity of each person is valued. Welcome to the website of Presentation College Headford!
Senior students who participated in the Irish Science Olympiad at DCU recently are Simon Callaghan, John Moroney, Simon O'Shaughnessy, Jack Browne, Lisa Hannon and Joan Fitzgerald.
Going to the Dogs!
PCH students taking part in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Headford. The float promoted the schools upcoming fundraising event, a Night at the Dogs, which will take place in Galway Greyhound Track on Friday night, 27th April. Please support!
The Joys of Spring!
Second Year Students, inspired by William Wordsworth's famous poem and by the season, display artwork they created for their English class. For more photos, please see Activities.
Sixth class pupils from all the local primary schools attended an Open Day in the college on Thursday, 9th February. Throughout the day, they sampled each of the eight option subjects on offer for incoming first year students and got a flavour of school life in PCH. Above, students receive a Woodwork demonstration from Mr. O'Dea. For more photos of the day, please see News.
Art Exhibiton and Craft Fair
Members of the Leaving Cert Applied 2 Class and their Art teacher Ms Sarah Martyn at the Art Exhibition and Craft Fair they recently organised. For more photos, see News.
Opening of The John Boner Building
Mr. John Boner is congratulated by the Very Rev. Dr. Michael Neary, Archbishop of Tuam, at the opening of the new building. (Photo by John McMahon)
Please see News for full story.
Policy on Behaviour
Our revised Behaviour Policy was approved by the Board of Management in June 2011 following consultation with parents, students and staff. It is designed to promote self-discipline and make our school a safer, happier and more orderly learning environment. Parents are urged to please read this document carefully and discuss it with their sons or daughters. Please click here to view the revised Behaviour Policy.
School Uniform
Some changes have been made to the school uniform for 2011-12. Pleaseclick here for details.
PCH students receive Certificates of Achievement from the School of Business and Economics at NUI, Galway - see News
