 
												John Lowry, Seamus McLaughlin, Ronan Doherty, David McKenna, Sean Dunnion, Jamie Hegarty, Mary Daly, Stephen Lowry, Andy Mc Govern, Sean McFadden, Ms Anne McHugh, Eamonn Monaghan, Patricia Patton.
Finn Valley College celebrated a major step forward in delivering an innovative learning environment with the official handover of its new state-of-the-art school extension.
The modern, purpose-built facilities provide vital additional accommodation, including five multipurpose classrooms and three specialised Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) rooms.
This significant expansion is designed to actively foster inclusion and personalised learning, dramatically enhancing the educational experience for all students. The project reflects the school’s commitment to equipping students with the essential skills, knowledge, and support needed for success in an ever-evolving world.
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“Another step forward for the school community as they embrace educational reform,” Principal of Finn Valley College, Mr Séan McFadden said. He complemented the exceptional work done by the entire staff and student body and extended his sincere gratitude to the project partners.
"This new extension is not just about bricks and mortar; it’s about transforming the daily lives of our students. We are incredibly grateful for the fantastic work done by Monaghan Architects and Lowry Construction for their efforts in making this vision a reality and truly transforming the lives of so many students."
Donegal ETB CE Ms Anne McHugh welcomed the successful completion of the development, highlighting the quality workmanship demonstrated throughout the project.
“Equipped with advanced digital learning technologies, the new extension strengthens Finn Valley College’s vision for a dynamic, connected, and forward-thinking educational experience. This development reinforces the school’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of teaching and learning, empowering every student to reach their full potential.”
 
                
                
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