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Keadue National School are holding a meeting to design the future of the school
Keadue National School (Scoil an Aingil Choimhéadaí) are holding a community meeting.
The meeting, which will be held on Thursday, February 26, is intended to plan for the future and give the opportunity for the local community to contribute ideas.
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“We are planning for the future, and we need your voice,” Keadue NS shared. “Whether you have children in the school, attended in the past, sent your kids elsewhere, or have no link at all, everyone in the community is welcome. Join us to share what you want our school to be for the years ahead.”
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