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Woodlands Academy
Choosing Woodlands means choosing an integral formation within the rich historical and cultural heritage of Ireland, nestled in the serene and secure beauty of the countryside—a safe place where happiness and growth thrive.
Woodlands opened its doors in 1973 at the “Dal Riada” residence in Dublin, becoming Oak International’s first academy for girls. Today, students are housed in Wingfield House, a restored Queen Anne-style mansion built in the 1800s, adding to the academy’s rich historical setting.
The property’s expansive lawns, elegant gardens, and natural pond provide Woodlands Academy students with exceptionally beautiful surroundings. Our privileged location offers a serene backdrop for transformative learning and integral formation.
History
Woodlands Academy opened its doors in 1973 at the “Dal Riada” residence in Dublin. This was Oak International’s first academy for girls.
Wingfield House, where Woodlands is now situated is a restored Queen Anne-style mansion and was built during the 1800s. It is located in County Wicklow, 25 km away from Dublin, at the bottom of the Sugar Loaf Mountain, very close to the renowned Powerscourt Gardens and Golf course.The property’s expansive lawns, elegant gardens and natural pond, provide Woodlands Academy’s students with exceptionally beautiful surroundings.
