Our Principal
“Welcome to our updated website. Duiske College has thrived as an educational institute for almost 70 years. I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Staff, Board of Management and our patron, KCETB to thank you for taking the time to look at our website“
#WhyDuiske
Location
High St, Brandondale, Graiguenamanagh, Co. Kilkenny
School Hours
M-F: 9am – 4pm
Weekends: Closed
Phone & Email
(059) 972 4177
info@duiskecollege.ie
About Us
Duiske College, founded in 1954, is a co educational secondary school under the auspices of Co. Kilkenny VEC, now KCETB (Kilkenny Carlow Education and Training Board). It is situated on the border of Carlow and Kilkenny, in the centre of medieval Graignamanagh close to historic Cistercian Duiske Abbey.
As a community of learning, Duiske College promotes respect, fairness and honesty in a safe, caring, inclusive environment, which facilitates high quality teaching and learning where the personal development and dignity of each person is fostered. Students are challenged to aspire to excellence and to reach their potential in everything they do.
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Admissions Form ’23 – ’24
KCETB DC Application formDownload
Letter to Parents from Minister Norma Foley – Book Scheme
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New Government Book Scheme for Junior Cycle Students 24-25
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BOM – Nominee Form
Board of Management Nomination FormDownload
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Get In Touch
Location: High St, Brandondale, Graiguenamanagh, Co. Kilkenny
Telephone: (059) 972 4177
Email: info@duiskecollege.ie
School Hours: M-F: 9am - 4pm
Code of Behaviour
Duiske College prides itself on the quality of relationships between students and staff. Within this context Duiske College’s first instinct is to praise and reward students who reach the positive behaviour standards we wish for.
An important part of the school’s Code of Behaviour is the effort made to acknowledge the good behaviour of our students Primarily, the individual teacher praises and affirms good behaviour and constantly liaises with Class Teachers, School Management and the Student Support Team to appropriately reward and highlight incidents of good behaviour.