Villiers School
Location
North Circular Road, Limerick Ireland
Coordinates	52°39′42″N 8°39′23″W / 52.6617°N 8.6563°W / 52.6617; -8.6563
Information
Type	Independent day and boarding school
Motto	Latin: Fidei Coticula Crux ("The cross is the touchstone of faith")
Established	1821; 203 years ago (1821)
Headmistress	Jill Storey
Staff	34 full time, 14 part time
Number of students	600
Website	Villers School, Limerick

Villiers School is an independent coeducational Protestant day and boarding secondary school located on the North Circular Road, Limerick, Ireland.

Founded from the estate of Hannah Villiers in 1821, the school has a Protestant ethos and is managed by the Headmistress on behalf of the board of governors. The school relocated from Henry Street to its current location on the Tivoli campus on the North Circular Road less than one mile from Limerick city centre in 1953.^{[citation needed]}

• Donald Clarke, film correspondent for The Irish Times^[1]
• David J. Cowpar, author (The ODDs Beginnings, Lee Kennedy: a Life Changing Friendship)^[2]
• Max Dennison, Oscar-nominated special-effects artist^[3][4]
• Daniel Ketchum, Olympic gold medalist at Athens, 2004^[5][6]
• Aisling O'Loughlin, TV3 presenter^[7]
• Jan O'Sullivan, Irish Minister for Education and Skills^[8]
• Philip Owens, Los Angeles, California-based film editor^[9][10]
• Phoebe Prince
• John Ruddock, Founder member of the National Concert Hall^[11]
• Vere Wynne-Jones, RTÉ news and sports presenter^[12]
• Samuel Walsh, artist; member of Aosdana^[13]

• Official school website
• Satellite photo