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Pupils Grace (P3) and Darragh (P1) presenting a £500 cheque from Derry firm F Con Ltd to Principal Mr. Shaun McLaughlin and teachers Mrs. McFadden and Mrs. Vance. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Pupils and staff at Greenhaw Primary School celebrated a generous boost to their facilities this week following a £500 donation from Derry company F Con Ltd.
Pupils Grace (P3) and Darragh (P1) officially presented the cheque to Principal Mr. Shaun McLaughlin, alongside teachers Mrs. McFadden and Mrs. Vance, on Tuesday morning.
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The funds have been earmarked for the development of a dedicated sensory space, designed to provide a supportive and calming environment for children within the school.
The school extended special thanks to the children's parents, Emma-Louise and Stephen, for kindly organising this donation.
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