WELCOME TO ST COMGALL’S, ANTRIM
Mrs Magee - Teacher of the Year in a Primary school! JUNE 2021
About our school
Our School Vision
With faith, family and friends, anything is possible!
St Comgall’s is a Catholic School that promotes high achievement and lifelong learning by working with children to…..
- Be happy, confident and spiritual
- Develop a strong sense of self-esteem, respect for themselves and others
- Achieve excellence in Literacy, Numeracy and I.C.T.
- Become versatile individuals who are ready for the challenges and opportunities of their future lives.
We believe that each child will succeed through experiencing quality in …..
- The promotion of the Catholic Ethos which celebrates inclusivity
- Innovative teaching where we work together for the continuous professional development of all
- A broad, enriching curriculum supported by up to date resources and a variety of extra-curricular activities
- A supportive, motivating and safe environment with positive links to our families and community.
- An ethos which celebrates all members of the school community wherein everyone’s voice is heard
School Prayer
This is our school
May all here live happily together
May our school be full of joy
May love dwell here amongst us everyday
Love of one another
Love of all people everywhere
Love of life itself
And love of God
Let us remember that as many hands build a house
So every child can make this school a lovely place
Amen
History of St. Comgall
St Comgall lived over 1400 years ago.
He was born in 517AD
He died in 602AD
St Comgall was born in County Antrim
After a career as a soldier he wanted to become a monk and studied in County Laois.
When he was about 40 he and a group of friends travelled to a small island on Lough Erne in County Fermanagh to live close to God.
Students from all over the world came to be taught by St Comgall
There were so many people coming that soon they had to make new monasteries that could cope with all the new intakes.
These were not just in Antrim but Kerry and also Rathlin Island
For 50 years St Comgall worked in one of the most famous Monasteries in Europe.
This was in Bangor County Down.
Apart from his teaching St Comgall has miracles attributed to him.
He has helped some people to regain their sight.
His emblem is a fish and he is usually drawn as a monk holding a stone to whom an angel brings a fish.
Comgall’s monastery became the target for Viking raids and they destroyed the church.
The relics of St Comgall were then moved to Antrim. These were received by St Malachy and that’s why the secondary school in Antrim was called St Malachy’s
St Comgall of our school. Help us we Pray To Remember Gods love in our lives every day.
St Comgall’s Feast Day is the 10th May
Children's Thoughts
Learning is Fun!



