Central Remedial Clinic

Dublin 3 · Roll number 18317F

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Pupils in 2025/26
78
−5 on 2024/25
Over 10 years
−22%
Down 22 from 100 in 2015/16
Over 20 years: −20% from 97 in 2005/06
Girls and boys
25 / 53
32% girls
Nearest other special school
3 km
St Michaels Hse SP SCH, Dublin 5
A special school

The Department of Education publishes only the number of pupils, girls and boys in each special school, not pupils by class, so this page has no class or class size figures. Pupils in special schools can be aged 4 to 18. All special schools

Pupils since 1993

Total enrolment each school year

Shaded: the last 10 years, 2015/16 to 2025/26. Until 2010/11 the Department listed special schools with mainstream schools; from 2011/12 they have their own list. Pupils on 30 September each year. Known data issues

Teachers

Teaching posts and special needs assistants (SNAs) at Central Remedial Clinic, 2018/19 to 2025/26.

Where these figures come from

The National Council for Special Education (NCSE) allocates each special school its teaching posts and SNAs, and these are its figures as published each year. They're posts, not people: part of a post can be a teacher shared with another school. The NCSE published no figures for special schools for 2020/21 and 2021/22. From 2026/27 it lists a principal and deputy who don't teach a class separately; earlier files don't say how they're counted. Known data issues

In 2025/26

15teaching posts

The NCSE's allocation: about 5.2 pupils per teaching post.

  • Teaching postsTeachers for the school's classes, allocated by the NCSE 15

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

2026/27 allocations

The NCSE has allocated 13 teaching posts, a principal and a deputy principal who don't teach a class, and 46.83 SNAs for next year.

Teachers since 2018/19

Teaching posts each school year. Point at a bar for its SNAs.

Dashed boxes: the NCSE published no figures for special schools for those years. Known data issues

Source: NCSE special school allocations (CC BY 4.0).

Nearby

The special schools closest to Central Remedial Clinic, and the mainstream schools within 10 km that have special classes, measured in a straight line.

Special schools and classes within 25 km on the map

Nearest special schools

Special schools nearest to Central Remedial Clinic
Number on map School Distance Pupils Since 2015/16
Central Remedial ClinicThis school – 78
−22.0%
1 St Michaels Hse SP SCH2.7 km · Dublin 5 · Moderate general learning disability 2.7 km 52
−10.3%
2 St Joseph's Adolescent School2.9 km · Dublin 3 2.9 km 11
−47.6%
3 Beaumont Hospital Special School3.0 km · Dublin 9 3.0 km 9
−30.8%
4 St Josephs For Blind NS3.0 km · Dublin 9 · Blind or vision-impaired pupils 3.0 km 48
−9.4%
5 St Pauls Hospital Special School3.1 km · Dublin 9 · Autism 3.1 km 54
0.0%

Special classes within 10 km237 classes in 127 mainstream schools in 2025/26, from the NCSE

Mainstream schools with special classes within 10 km of Central Remedial Clinic
Number on map School Distance Classes 2026/27
6 Killester Raheny Clontarf Educate Together National School0.5 km · 2 autism classes 0.5 km 2 2
7 Eoin Baisde B Sois0.6 km · An autism class 0.6 km 1 1
8 St Brigids Boys N S0.8 km · 2 autism classes 0.8 km 2 2
9 Scoil Chiarain1.1 km · 3 autism classes 1.1 km 3 3
10 St Brigids Convent N S1.1 km · An autism classA new class in 2026/27 1.1 km 1 2
11 Our Lady of Consolation NS1.2 km · 5 autism classes 1.2 km 5 5
12 Scoil Bhreandain1.7 km · 2 autism classesA new class in 2026/27 1.7 km 2 3
13 Naiscoil Ide1.8 km · An autism class 1.8 km 1 1

All 140 schools with special classes within 10 km

Special schools and classes within 25 km

What parents would prefer

In the Department of Education and Youth's Primary School Survey (November–December 2025), parents said whether they would prefer this school to be co-educational or single-sex, to have a denominational or multi-denominational patron, and to teach through Irish or English. These are preferences, not applications or enrolments.

Children at this school

Their parents: 18 of 78 households answered (23%). The true figures are likely within 18.1 points either way.

Patron

44% multi-denominational denominational 56% Now

Teaching language

28% through Irish through English 72% Now

Boys and girls

17% single-sex co-educational 83% Now

Children not yet at school

Fewer than 30 parents of children not yet at school chose this school, so the Department didn't publish their answers.

The bracket shows the margin of error the Department published for this school: 18.1 points either way.

Share of parents who would prefer each, compared with the planning area and Ireland
Parents of Multi-denominationalThrough IrishSingle-sex
This school · children at school 44%28%17%
Killester–Raheny–Clontarf planning area · children at school 59%22%14%
Killester–Raheny–Clontarf planning area · children not yet at school 68%27%10%
Ireland · children at school 44%20%5%
Ireland · children not yet at school 47%26%6%

Source: Department of Education and Youth, Primary School Survey results, published 23 June 2026. Planning-area and Ireland figures also count parents at schools where too few answered for the school to get its own results. About these figures

About this school

Inspection reports open on gov.ie, under the name the school had when it was inspected. Newer schools may not have one yet.

Contact

Principal
Mary Collins
Address
Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 K298

School

Ethos
Catholic
NCSE designation
Physical disability
Patron
Central Remedial Clinic
School type
Special school
DEIS
Not DEIS

Language and area

Irish classification
No subjects through Irish
Gaeltacht
Non-Gaeltacht
Island
Not on an island
Local authority
Dublin City Council

Each detail is the latest one the Department of Education has recorded for this school. The designation is the need the NCSE lists the school as set up for; many special schools now take pupils with a wider range of needs. Known data issues

Data by year

33 school years from 1993/94 to 2025/26.

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Pupils by school year, newest first
Year Total Girls Boys
2025/26 78 25 53
2024/25 83 27 56
2023/24 88 28 60
2022/23 86 27 59
2021/22 93 32 61
2020/21 90 35 55
2019/20 95 38 57
2018/19 92 35 57
2017/18 86 35 51
2016/17 99 43 56
2015/16 100 39 61
2014/15 108 45 63
2013/14 108 44 64
2012/13 108 42 66
2011/12 109 42 67
2010/11 96 37 59
2009/10 99 35 64
2008/09 92 37 55
2007/08 96 43 53
2006/07 101 46 55
2005/06 97 43 54
2004/05 96 42 54
2003/04 98 42 56
2002/03 96 42 54
2001/02 98 42 56
2000/01 102 44 58
1999/00 101 44 57
1998/99 106 44 62
1997/98 111 48 63
1996/97 113 49 64
1995/96 115 50 65
1994/95 110 44 66
1993/94 108 44 64