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 usMPEB was delighted to attend the UNESCO's "Strategic Workline Planning for Teachers in Ireland" Seminar. …More
The Teaching Council has launched the new Féilte Bursary, valued at €100,000. …More
Welcome the month of Ramadan with the heart filled with peace, harmony and joy. May the divine blessings of Allah protect and guide you all. Ramadan is likely to begin on 1 March 2025. …More
“Seeking knowledge is a duty upon every Muslim” Sunan Ibn-Majah, Book of Sunnah, Hadith No. 224
School enrolments for the school year 2025-2026 are now open for both Muslim National School Clonskeagh and the North Dublin Muslim National School. More
MPEB were delighted to attend the Cineáltas Showcase 2024, launched by the Minister for Education Norma Foley TD on September 25th 2024. More
Minister for Education Norma Foley TD launched the ‘Bí Cineálta procedures to prevent and address bullying behaviour for primary, post-primary and special schools'. More
On Monday 4th March 2024 the new Boards of Management of both Muslim Schools undertook the first Board of Management training module “The Board as a Corporate Entity”. More
Irish Second Level Students Union are calling on all secondary level students to annonimously share their experiences and views on any instances of racist discrimination/abuse in schools. More
Chief Inspector Yvonne Keating issues a newsletter to children and young people describing the work of the Inspectorate. For more information and to read the newsletter in full, visit the website. More
