PICTURES | Longford schools recognised for dedication to environmental education

Longford County Council Cathaoirleach Garry Murtagh said, ‘It’s incredibly uplifting to see our young people leading the way in environmental stewardship’

Eight Longford schools were recognised at the recent An Taisce Green-Schools Awards Ceremony, held at the Radisson Hotel, Athlone.

The Green-Schools Programme encourages students to protect the environment through practical actions like recycling, conserving energy, and promoting sustainability, helping schools and communities develop environmentally responsible habits.

1. Cnoc Mhuire Secondary School, Granard with their Global Citizenship Food & Biodiversity Flag

Cnoc Mhuire Secondary School, Granard with their Global Citizenship Food & Biodiversity Flag | Supplied Photo: Supplied

2. Colehill National School with their Global Citizenship Travel Flag

Colehill National School with their Global Citizenship Travel Flag | Supplied Photo: Supplied

3. Forgney National School after they were presented with their Biodiversity Flag

Forgney National School after they were presented with their Biodiversity Flag | Supplied Photo: Supplied

4. Melview National School with their Biodiversity Flag

Melview National School with their Biodiversity Flag | Supplied Photo: Supplied