217 Ukrainian Pupils Enrolled In Kildare Schools, As Of March 31st.

Wednesday, 5 April 2023 11:50

153 children in primary, 94 in secondary.

The Department of Education has confirmed that as of 31 March, 15,282 Ukrainian pupils have been enrolled in schools across Ireland.

Out of that figure, 9,877 of these pupils have been accommodated in primary schools while 5,405 pupils have enrolled in post-primary schools.

Current data indicates an enrollment rate of 90% among Ukrainian children aged 5-18.

In Kildare, 153 children are enrolled in primary schools while 94 are enrolled in secondary schools.

Enrollments by County as of 31 March

County	Primary	Post-primary
Carlow	138	74
Cavan	231	99
Clare	595	347
Cork	1058	525
Donegal	838	458
Dublin	1205	681
Galway	615	332
Kerry	1011	551
Kildare	153	94
Kilkenny	168	118
Laois	133	88
Leitrim	213	128
Limerick	328	206
Longford	61	56
Louth	267	177
Mayo	521	277
Meath	289	131
Monaghan	70	32
Offaly	114	43
Roscommon	166	61
Sligo	232	157
Tipperary	205	130
Waterford	265	146
Westmeath	197	89
Wexford	501	235
Wicklow	303	170
Total	9,877	5,405

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