
€2,300 raised from Return Scheme for great school fun day
Pupils at Mary Queen of Angels in Ballyfermot were “shocked and impressed” by the end-of-year Fun Day that was held in the school.
Staff at the school were inspired last year to set up a Return Scheme with the goal of raising funds for a Fun Day before the summer holidays began.
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