The following items make up our school uniform.
The children wear full school uniform every day apart from PE days, when they wear the school tracksuit.
The children wear full school uniform every day apart from PE days, when they wear the school tracksuit.
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School Uniform comprises: Grey blouse or shirt (available through chain stores) Grey skirt/ pinafore/ trousers (available through chain stores) Red jumper/cardigan with school crest (available through www.KSport.ie) Children may also wear red jumper/cardigan without the School Crest (available through chain stores) Red Tie Footwear of your choice School jacket (available through www.KSport.ie) Tracksuit for PE Days Grey/Red tracksuit top with school crest and grey tracksuit bottoms with red piping (available through www.KSport.ie) Grey Polo Shirt – available through www.KSport.ie or chainstores A similar tracksuit, without the crest and red piping, is available from Mr Price in the Blanchardstown Centre Runners |
Crest
The principal elements of the Crest are as follows:
- The River Liffey represents a source of life and growth through the ages.
- The Obelisk, which was commissioned by the Conollys of Castletown in 1739 to provide employment during famine times, reminds us of our ancestors and our heritage.
- The Window is from the ancient church of St. Mochua in Tea Lane and it together with the torch are symbols of light, wisdom and knowledge.
- The steps are from the wall of St. Mochua's church and each of the eight steps represent the years of learning and development in Scoil Mochua.
- This was designed by the teachers in the early years of the school.
- The River Liffey represents a source of life and growth through the ages.
- The Obelisk, which was commissioned by the Conollys of Castletown in 1739 to provide employment during famine times, reminds us of our ancestors and our heritage.
- The Window is from the ancient church of St. Mochua in Tea Lane and it together with the torch are symbols of light, wisdom and knowledge.
- The steps are from the wall of St. Mochua's church and each of the eight steps represent the years of learning and development in Scoil Mochua.
- This was designed by the teachers in the early years of the school.