Preschool at Fun Galaxy

Afterschool at Fun Galaxy

At Fun Galaxy, every day is an adventure of learning, exploration, and growth, providing children with the foundation they need for a bright future.

Fun Galaxy Afterschool Program is a comprehensive and engaging solution for parents seeking a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for their children after school. Designed for children aged 5 years and up, the program combines convenience with fun, focusing on school pickups, homework support, nutritious meals, and diverse activities tailored to suit all ages. 

Our afterschool club runs from 1pm to 6pm Monday to Friday.  The weekly fee is €130 per child.  

This includes school collection, freshly prepared meals and homework club. 

Qualified staff provide support with homework, followed by a variety of enriching, hands-on activities designed to spark creativity and curiosity. These include arts and crafts, sports, baking classes, LEGO workshops, simple science experiments, group challenges, and seasonal creative projects. Activities are carefully planned and prepared each day to ensure children enjoy a fun, balanced, and stimulating afterschool experience.  

We provide safe and dependable school pickup services from local schools, ensuring a smooth transition from the classroom to the afterschool center.

Fun Galaxy accepts the National Childcare Scheme (NCS).  The NCS provides financial support to help families with their early learning and childcare costs.  To find out what subsidy you are entitled to and obtain your unique CHICK code please visit https://www.ncs.gov.ie/en/

Schools we pick up from: 

1. Thornleigh Educate Together

2. Swords Educate Together

3. Holywell Educate Together

4. Holy Family JNS

5. Holy Family SNS

6. Gaelscoil Bhrian Bóroimhe

7. St. Colmcille’s GNS

8. St. Colmcille’s BNS

9. Scoil an Duinnínigh

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Contact Us

Email us: Preschool@fungalaxy.ie 

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Accredited by Tusla, Early Childhood Ireland & also in partnership with Pobal and The Department of Children