The Muslim Primary Education Board (MPEB) acts on behalf of the Patron, as the management body for the existing Muslim national schools, established under the Department of Education and Science.
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 Muslim Primary Education Board celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Irish Primary Principals’ Network (IPPN). For a quarter-century, IPPN has supported principals and deputy principals with professional development, resources, and a strong community of leadership. …More
School enrolments for the school year 2026-2027 are now open for both Muslim National School Clonskeagh and the North Dublin Muslim National School. …More
It is expected that the Teaching Council's Féilte Bursary for 2025 will be launched in September 2025. It is expected that, like in 2024, the schools will be able to apply for bursaries of €2,000, €3,000, and €5,000 to support collaborative professional learning activities in their school communities. …More
“Seeking knowledge is a duty upon every Muslim” Sunan Ibn-Majah, Book of Sunnah, Hadith No. 224
The Muslim Primary Education Board attended the Department of Education Inspectorate Report 2024 which was launched on November 17, 2025. More
The Muslim Primary Education Board was proud to attend the Cineáltas Showcase at Croke Park, celebrating schools’ efforts to prevent bullying and promote inclusion, diversity, and wellbeing. More
MPEB invites all parents, guardians, school staff and members of the Boards of Management to take part in the Primary School Survey today - it’s quick, easy, and confidential. More
We are excited to share this inspiring video showcasing the Muslim National School Clonskeagh's entry for the 2025 Someone Like Me competition! More
Minister for Education and Youth Helen McEntee, in partnership with the Tusla Education Support Service (TESS), has announced the launch of a nationwide multimedia campaign to promote regular school attendance across Ireland. More
Minister for Education and Youth, Helen McEntee TD, launched the Redeveloped Primary Curriculum Specifications for all primary and special schools across Ireland on 22 September 2025. Members of the Muslim Primary Education Board were in attendance together with other key education stakeholders and partners. More
