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Art teacher Ann Maher with Scoil Aonghusa pupils
Scoil Aonghusa Special School in Cashel is hosting a fundraising fashion show on March 6 at Halla na Féile, Cashel, to raise funds for the development of outdoor spaces at the school.
In previous years, funds raised through similar events have led to significant improvements at the school, including the development of a large playground with new play equipment, drainage, and astroturf, ensuring year-round usability.
The school has also expanded its fleet of vehicles to eight, enabling pupils to participate in social outings, swimming, Special Olympics, and other educational trips that enrich their learning outside the classroom.
Scoil Aonghusa caters for 150 pupils aged four to eighteen, with Moderate General Learning Disabilities, Severe & Profound General Learning Disabilities, and Autism.
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