Bantry Boys Senior National School

Bantry · Roll number 15135H

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  • Catholic ethos
  • Not DEIS
Pupils in 2023/24
127
+16 on 2022/23
Girls and boys
0 / 127
0% girls
Teachers
about 11
5 class teachers and 2 special class teachers. Who they are

Pupils since 1975

Total enrolment each school year

1983/84 is left out because its source file is incomplete, and no files exist for 1984/85 to 1992/93. Known data issues

Pupils by class

Published for each class from 2020/21.

This year, 2023/24

127 pupils across 5 classes

  • 2nd Class27
  • 3rd Class23
  • 4th Class19
  • 5th Class35
  • 6th Class23

Every class, every year

Darker cells have more pupils. A group of pupils moves down one class and right one year.

Pupils in each class for each school year
2020/212021/222022/232023/24 Average
Junior Infants – – – – –
Senior Infants – – – – –
1st Class – – – – –
2nd Class 33 12 19 27 22.8
3rd Class 18 33 16 23 22.5
4th Class 21 22 32 19 23.5
5th Class 25 22 19 35 25.2
6th Class 31 24 25 23 25.8

JI and SI are Junior and Senior Infants.

In 2nd Class in 2020/21

33 in 2nd Class (2020/21), 35 in 5th Class (2023/24): 2 pupils more.

  1. 332nd Class2020/21
  2. 333rd Class2021/22
  3. 324th Class2022/23
  4. 355th Class2023/24

Biggest one-year changes in a class

  • +165th Class in 2023/24 (19 to 35)
  • −212nd Class in 2021/22 (33 to 12)

Class sizes

Mainstream class groups, 2006/07 to 2023/24.

Why these won't match pupils by class

Mainstream class groups only. The source does not identify which standard/year group each class group belongs to. So these figures won't match the pupils-by-class figures exactly.

In 2023/24. Choose a figure to chart it.

Class sizes over time

Average class size, 2006/07 to 2023/24

Teachers

Who teaches at Bantry Boys Senior National School, 2006/07 to 2023/24.

How we count teachers

Class teachers come from the Department of Education's class sizes: one for each mainstream class. Special education and special class teachers are the posts the National Council for Special Education (NCSE) allocates. We add a principal who doesn't teach a class where the Department's rules give the school one. These are posts, not people: part of a post can be a teacher shared with another school. Up to 2015/16 the Department counted every teacher itself. Known data issues

In 2023/24

10.9teaching posts

Our estimate: about 11 teachers.

  • Class teachersOne for each of the 5 mainstream classes 5
  • PrincipalDoesn't teach a class: schools with two or more special classes have a full-time principal 1
  • Special education teachers72.5 hours of support teaching a week 2.9
  • Special class teachersFor 2 autism classes 2

8 special needs assistants (SNAs) also work with pupils.

Teachers since 2006/07

Teachers each school year, by role

To 2015/16: the Department of Education's count of every teacher. From 2019/20: our estimate, from class sizes and the NCSE's allocations. Dashed boxes: no special education figures were published for those years, so only class teachers and the principal are shown. Where there's no principal bar, the principal also taught a class. Known data issues

Sources: Department of Education class sizes and teacher counts; NCSE school allocations and special classes (CC BY 4.0).

About this school

Inspection reports open on gov.ie, under the name the school had when it was inspected. They describe specific areas of the school's work rather than giving an overall grade. Newer schools may not have one yet.

Contact

Principal
Brian Gleeson
Address
Seskin, Bantry, Co. Cork, P75 NY51

School

Ethos
Catholic
Patron
Bishop of Cork & Ross
School type
Ordinary
School level
Senior
DEIS
Not DEIS

Language and area

Irish classification
No subjects through Irish
Gaeltacht
Non-Gaeltacht
Island
Not on an island
Local authority
Cork County Council
Planning area
Bantry

Each detail is the latest one the Department of Education has recorded for this school. If a detail was left blank in 2023/24, we show it from an earlier year, so some details may be older than the pupil numbers. Known data issues

Data by year

39 school years from 1975/76 to 2023/24. Class figures start in 2020/21.

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Pupils by school year, newest first
Year Total Girls Boys JI SI 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
2023/24 127 0 127 –––2723193523
2022/23 111 – 111 –––1916321925
2021/22 113 – 113 –––1233222224
2020/21 128 – 128 –––3318212531
2019/20 122 – 122 ––––––––
2018/19 132 – 132 ––––––––
2017/18 133 – 133 ––––––––
2016/17 129 0 129 ––––––––
2015/16 119 0 119 ––––––––
2014/15 122 0 122 ––––––––
2013/14 118 0 118 ––––––––
2012/13 120 0 120 ––––––––
2011/12 127 0 127 ––––––––
2010/11 130 0 130 ––––––––
2009/10 124 0 124 ––––––––
2008/09 145 0 145 ––––––––
2007/08 145 0 145 ––––––––
2006/07 146 0 146 ––––––––
2005/06 138 0 138 ––––––––
2004/05 136 0 136 ––––––––
2003/04 132 0 132 ––––––––
2002/03 134 0 134 ––––––––
2001/02 116 0 116 ––––––––
2000/01 124 0 124 ––––––––
1999/00 120 0 120 ––––––––
1998/99 122 0 122 ––––––––
1997/98 128 0 128 ––––––––
1996/97 138 – 138 ––––––––
1995/96 125 – 125 ––––––––
1994/95 141 – 141 ––––––––
1993/94 141 – 141 ––––––––
1982/83 176 0 176 ––––––––
1981/82 184 0 184 ––––––––
1980/81 192 0 192 ––––––––
1979/80 204 0 204 ––––––––
1978/79 201 0 201 ––––––––
1977/78 192 0 192 ––––––––
1976/77 178 0 178 ––––––––
1975/76 181 – – ––––––––