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Pictured are members of Scoil Bhríde, Glen National School which made history as the first school in County Longford to achieve all ten Green-Schools Flags
Two local national schools were recognised at the An Taisce Green-Schools awards ceremony at the Radisson Hotel, Athlone.
Scoil Bhríde, Glen in Edgeworthstown made history as the first Longford school to achieve all ten Green-Schools Flags, receiving the Global Citizenship Food & Biodiversity Flag - a remarkable milestone reflecting years of dedication to environmental education.
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St Michael’s Boys NS in Longford Town was also celebrated, earning the Global Citizenship Marine Environment Flag for their efforts in promoting marine awareness and sustainability.
The An Taisce Green-Schools were supported by Carla McGoey, Environmental Awareness Officer, Longford County Council.
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