Our aim is to educate children through our Catholic ethos and tradition which fosters the moral, academic, physical and spiritual development of each child. we have strong links with other schools through sporting, educational and social events. We are also grounded in our local community and local charities. Liturgical events in the life of the school are frequently celebrated in St Macartan's Church in Trillick.

The rich and varied experience of the school staff is effectively utilised throughout the school year both during the school day through stimulating and engaging teaching and learning activities. Key co-ordinators also take an active lead in developing their particular roles for the benefit of all children at our school.

Parents are encouraged to participate in the life of the school through Parent /Teacher meetings and SEN meetings. They are kept well informed about their children's progress and the life of the school through our monthly Newsletter, their children's Annual Report and the school website. Our very committed Parents Association continues to make a significant contribution to our school through their social events. This helps to draw additional funds which make a valued difference to every child in the school.

Educational visits to historical, geographical, scientific and sporting centres are integral to our curriculum. All classes have opportunities to enjoy learning beyond the classroom. In addition, our children undertake  a varied range of activities both curricular and extra-curricular which encourage them to develop essential skills and knowledge equipping them for life. These include, STEM activities, Road Safety, Gaelic, Netball, Soccer, Cross Country and Drama.

The Board of Governors at Knocknagor PS are active in their support of the school and are robust in their involvement. They continue to commit to maintaining and supporting the high quality expectations of teaching and learning at Knocknagor PS.

Feel free to contact us as we continue to work in partnership to develop your children to be the best that they can be.

Mr Cunningham (Principal)