
Muslim Primary Education Board represents the Patron of the Muslim schools in Ireland.
The role of the Muslim Primary Education Board is to manage and develop Muslim pupils’ education through dedication and excellence through upholding Islamic values. Its principal aims are to advise and empower the educators and parents within the community thus providing a stimulating learning environment cultivated within an Islamic ethos where students will flourish and develop, ultimately allowing them to achieve their fullest potential and become successful role-models worth emulating, which
…More about usThe NCSE has introduced 'Parents Notify', an online form to let the NCSE know that you are seeking a place for your child in a Special School or Special Class. Once the form is submitted, the NCSE will review your information. If the reports provided meet the criteria, you will receive an eligibility letter. …More
“Seeking knowledge is a duty upon every Muslim” Sunan Ibn-Majah, Book of Sunnah, Hadith No. 224
The Child Protection Procedures for Schools 2025 have been published on 28/05/2025, and MPEB, as before, participated in developing these very important procedures. More
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that our students have won the Sustainable Development Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities) video competition and will now represent our school at Áras an Uachtaráin (the official residence of the President of Ireland). More
We are delighted to share the 2025 Ramadan video competition entries organised by the Parents' Association in the Muslim National School, Clonskeagh. More
The Patron and the Board of Management of the Muslim National School Clonskeagh are pleased to inform our school community that the school will open on Monday 28th April 2025 after our Spring Holidays. More
The Muslim Primary Education Board would like to extend our congratulations to Helen McEntee TD on her recent appointment as Minister for Education and Youth. More
MPEB was delighted to attend the UNESCO's "Strategic Workline Planning for Teachers in Ireland" Seminar. More