WELCOME TO MIDLETON COLLEGE
Committed to fulfilling our vision of the provision of excellence for our students in all we do
WELCOME TO MIDLETON COLLEGE
Nurturing Growth in Every Student.
At Midleton College, we celebrate a proud tradition that spans over three centuries. Established in 1696 through the charitable endowment of Lady Elizabeth Villiers, our boarding and day school has become synonymous with academic distinction and personal growth.
Academic Achievement with a Heart
We’re more than a place of learning; we’re a community that fosters the full potential of each individual. Our history of high academic achievement goes hand in hand with a compassionate and holistic approach to education. We believe in nourishing not only the intellectual minds but also the spiritual and personal development of our students.
A Close-Knit Community of 450 Bright Minds
With approximately 450 pupils, Midleton College is large enough to provide diverse opportunities yet small enough to ensure personal attention. Our size allows us carefully to nurture each student, creating a warm, inclusive community where everyone can thrive.
A Rich Tapestry of Faith and Diversity
While we honour our origins by prioritising children from Church of Ireland families, we wholeheartedly embrace and welcome those from other faith traditions. Our community reflects the rich diversity of Irish society today, and we invite applications from all who align with our Church of Ireland ethos.
Join Us in Our Journey of Excellence
Midleton College is more than a school; it’s a place where young minds are inspired, characters are shaped, and futures are forged. We invite you to explore our vibrant community, where tradition meets innovation, and excellence is not just pursued but lived.
Experience Midleton College. Embrace the legacy. Shape the future.
YEARS OF LEARNING
Midleton College was founded in 1696 by Elizabeth Villiers
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LATEST NEWS
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TY Students Play Padel
On Thursday, Students from our TY Sports Coaching and Exercise physiology modules travelled to the Padel courts in Carrigtwohill. These students were instructed in how
TY students visit Apple
Last Thursday our TY students were given the fantastic opportunity to visit the Apple European Headquarters in Hollyhill for a guided tour of the campus.
Basketball Campus Clash
This week we had the ultimate Campus Clash with Staff v Students Basketball finale in the Sports Hall.
Chess Champs
Well done to our chess team who travelled to Nenagh yesterday for the Checkmate Finals 2024. Our team A placed 7th out of 27 teams
Erasmus+ Scholarship
We wish our Form 5 students Aoife, Daniel and Emma with Helen and Niamh, from Transition Year, the very best of luck as they embark
National Soccer Final
Excitement is starting to build as our Minor team continue preparations for next Wednesday’s National Cup Final. Best of luck to Gemma and her squad
Ballyhass Lakes
Form 2 had a great trip to Ballyhass Mallow today for their final term trip. Well done to all!
LIFT Program
Well done to those TY students who participated in the Lift program this week. LIFT Ireland grew out of a desire to change our country
U15 Rugby
Well done to the U15’s boys rugby team that took part in the final rugby blitz of the season at Musgrave Park. The boys played
Merck School Final
Well done to our Applied Science TY students who yesterday took part in their internal school final. With two Merck representatives judging their projects, the
Festal Diocesan Service
On Sunday Evening, 14th April, the College Choir, directed by Dr Sexton, sang ‘Most Glorious Lord of Life’. The work is a charming and unusual
National Awar for MC Student
Well done and congratulations to Form 5 student, Aoife, for achieving 3rd place in this year’s German essay competition organised by the Irish-Austrian Society. A