Our school was delighted to take part in the Slieve Gullion Dolls' House Project, a wonderful collaborative initiative involving five local schools. Each school contributed its own distinctive artistic elements and written pieces, resulting in a vibrant and meaningful shared display that celebrates local talent and creativity. To mark our participation and contribution, each school was presented with a commemorative plaque which will be a lasting reminder of the hard work and creativity of all involved.
The display marks the opening of the new Community Rooms in Camlough. We hope that the new community rooms serve the community well and be a vibrant hub for creativity. We wish the Crooked Lake Arts Collective every success in their future activities, and in particular extend our best wishes to Frances and Liz.
