NAIS Dublin Unveils Exciting Campus Developments for 2025

At Nord Anglia International School Dublin, we believe in shaping the future of education through innovation, creativity, and connection with the world around us. As we look ahead to the 2025 academic year, we’re thrilled to share our ambitious plans to enhance our campus and enrich the learning experience for every student.

NAIS Dublin Unveils Exciting Campus Developments for 2025

At Nord Anglia International School Dublin, we believe in shaping the future of education through innovation, creativity, and connection with the world around us. As we look ahead to the 2025 - 2026 academic year, we’re thrilled to share our ambitious plans to enhance our campus and enrich the learning experience for every student.

Learning Beyond the Classroom: Outdoor Expansion Begins Summer 2025

We’re reimagining our outdoor spaces to foster greater inclusion, creativity, and real-world learning. Our new outdoor facilities will include:

Garden and Woodland Classrooms – Immersive environments for hands-on, nature-based learning.
Natural Playscapes – Tailored play areas for both lower and upper primary students.
Outdoor Class with Fire Pit – A unique space for storytelling, science, and community building.
Grade 6–7 Play Spaces – Designed to support social interaction and physical activity.
Field Study Centre – A hub for environmental exploration and scientific inquiry.

These spaces are designed to support our mission of enhancing learning through real-life experiences and outdoor engagement.

Introducing Padel Courts – Opening August 2025

Padel, one of the world’s fastest-growing sports, is coming to NAIS Dublin! Our new padel courts will:

Offer exclusive community access during school hours.
Provide future-ready sports facilities for our students.
Strengthen our partnership with IMG Academy.
Serve as a venue for events and tournaments, enhancing our school’s profile.

The Geodome: A Sustainable Learning Hub – Launching November 2025

Our innovative Geodome will be a vibrant, sustainable space where students can:

Explore organic cultivation and sustainable practices.
Engage in cross-curricular learning through hands-on projects.
Foster inquiry, collaboration, and creativity in a nature-connected environment.

This unique addition reflects our commitment to environmental and experiential education.

Performing Arts Theatre - Planning Permission Approved

We’re delighted to announce that planning permission has been granted for our new Performing Arts Theatre. This future space will become a cultural cornerstone of our school, supporting drama, music, and performance arts. More updates will follow as development progresses.

At NAIS Dublin, we are not just building facilities - we are building futures. Stay tuned as we bring these exciting projects to life in 2025 and continue to create a world-class learning environment for our students.

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