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St. Andrew's College Dublin

Blackrock, Ireland

IB Diploma

English

Day school

Fees checked 2026-10-28

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Tuition 2026/27€9,560–12,600Annual school fee; stage and attendance as labelled Known first-year costs€9,695New Fifth Year standard secondary day pupil; one family; without IB or ESL services · day · known costs only CurriculumIB Diploma Language & boardingEnglishDay school

Fees 2026/27

St. Andrew's College Dublin fees for 2026/27 are €9,560 for Secondary standard; €12,240 for Junior School; €12,600 for IB programme a year.

€9,560–12,600

Annual school fee; stage and attendance as labelled

School year2026/27

Source checked2026-10-28

Grade & inclusionsSee the source-linked details below

2026/27 · Annual school fee; stage and attendance as labelled
Stage / provision	Annual school fee; stage and attendance as labelled
Secondary standard	€9,560
Transition Year	€10,090
IB programme	€12,600
Junior School	€12,240

Published 2026/27 annual fees. Standard secondary tuition, Transition Year, IB and Junior School are separate categories. Stage-specific compulsory charges, entry costs, devices and selected activities are additional. The table is not a complete first-year bill; Ask the school whether VAT is included.

Annual2026/27feeletter explicitly€9,560. Stage-specificcompulsorycharges e.g.diary€15/pouch€10 andnewlocker€75/PTA€20family additional; notall-infirst year.

School fee source ↗ · checked 2026-10-28

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The known first-year cost at St. Andrew's College Dublin for a New Fifth Year standard secondary ; one family; without IB or ESL services day pupil is €9,695 in 2026/27: €9,560 tuition, a €75 locker and padlock for a new secondary pupil, a €20 parents teachers association, one family, a €15 student diary and planner charge, a €15 higher options event for fifth year and a €10 yondr phone pouch charge.

First-year cost 2026/27

Stage

€9,695

Known costs for a New Fifth Year standard secondary ; one family; without IB or ESL services day pupil

Tuition: €9,560
Locker and padlock for a new secondary pupil · one-off: €75
Parents Teachers Association, one family · yearly: €20
Student diary and planner charge · yearly: €15
Higher Options Event for Fifth Year · yearly: €15
Yondr phone pouch charge · yearly: €10

From year 2€9,620 a year

Not included: uniform, individual support, personal devices, entry fees (amounts or applicability not fully confirmed).

Fee sources, checked 4 Nov 2026

Tuition €9,560 per academic year → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Locker and padlock for a new secondary pupil €75 one-off → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Parents Teachers Association, one family €20 per academic year → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Student diary and planner charge €15 per academic year → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Higher Options Event for Fifth Year €15 per academic year → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Yondr phone pouch charge €10 per academic year → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
From year 2 → Source ↗ · 4 Nov 2026
Second-year figures use the same published rates; future school-year fees may change.

Optional extras

Optional alumni membership€10 per academic yearSource ↗

Ask the school to confirm these costs

Key facts

School stagesSt Andrew’s has junior and senior divisions and has offered the IB Diploma since 1982.

QualificationsIB Diploma

Teaching languageEnglish

BoardingDay school

AddressBooterstown Avenue, Booterstown, A94 XN72

Not yet confirmed: ages.

Admissions & entry points

Separate junior and senior contactsThe admissions page directs families to division-specific application information and policies.

Separate junior and senior contacts

The admissions page directs families to division-specific application information and policies. Review the school’s mission and educational objectives, then contact the appropriate admissions team about entry year, records, assessment and availability. The 2026/27 fee document is linked separately; obtain the version that applies to the intended programme before committing.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

Verified IB language and day-school status

IB school register explicitly lists English as language(s) of instruction for registered IB programme(s); this does not describe every other year group. The same register lists DAY under boarding facilities for this institution; confirm daily arrangements and support for the intended stage.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-01

Learning & qualifications

About St.

About St. Andrew's College Dublin

A junior and senior school in Blackrock, County Dublin, with an established IB Diploma programme in the final two secondary years.

Sources reviewed 14 September 2026

Junior and senior education with an IB option

St Andrew’s has junior and senior divisions and has offered the IB Diploma since 1982. The Diploma serves the final two secondary years. The school also describes a wider learning programme and digital study skills. Ask admissions for the full choice of senior routes and subjects rather than assuming every pupil follows IB.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

Support, school day & campus

Wellbeing and classroom careJunior-school wellbeing is developed through the curriculum, school culture and care systems, including physical and social-personal…

Wellbeing and classroom care

Junior-school wellbeing is developed through the curriculum, school culture and care systems, including physical and social-personal education. The school’s learning approach emphasises adapting instruction and assessment. Families needing specialist help should ask for the available service and individual plan; the reviewed wellbeing information does not define support capacity for every need.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

Booterstown Avenue in Blackrock

The published address is Booterstown Avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin A94 XN72. Arrange a visit for the relevant division and confirm arrival and after-school routines. Digital learning includes a one-to-one device programme in specified secondary years and IB; check whether a device purchase or contribution applies to the child.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-13

School address

The school publishes this contact address: Booterstown Avenue, Booterstown, A94 XN72.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-15

First-year budget & additional costs

Application and budget detailsJunior and Senior School applications have separate routes and admissions leads.

Application and budget details

Junior and Senior School applications have separate routes and admissions leads. The school asks families to review its mission and educational objectives before applying. The 2026/2027 fee document and direct-debit documents are provided separately, so select the correct stage before arranging payment.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-09-14

Annual fees for 2026/27

The school’s 26 June 2026 letter lists€9,560 for standard secondary years,€10,090 for Transition Year,€12,600 for the IB programme and€12,240 for Junior School. Bills are issued in July. Payment can be made once or in two equal instalments on 1 September and 1 February. The alternative nine-month direct-debit plan runs 4 October–4 June with a€55 administration charge.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-28

Additional charges by stage

Junior pupils also pay€110 for trips and annual violin/computer rental of€100 in P 1–P 6 or€55 for computer rental in K 1/K 2. Secondary pupils pay€15 for a diary and€10 for a phone pouch; new secondary entrants pay€75 once for locker/padlock use. The PTA charge is€20 per family; alumni membership is an optional€10. Transition Year has a€25 digital-career charge. Certain additional IB subjects have a minimum€5,000 charge, so check the selected-subject form; this is not a charge for every IB pupil. English-as-second-language users have a fixed€850 charge; confirm its billing period.

Source ↗ · checked 2026-10-28

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