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It was a day of great excitement and celebration in St Anne's School in Roscrea last week when the graduation class of 2024 celebrated the wonderful relationships they made and education they received during their happy years spent in the school.
Anne Comerford, Principal at St Anne's, said it’s been “an absolute pleasure to witness the growth in independence and maturity among our students.”
“Engaging with the Junior Cycle has provided them with holistic learning experiences through elements of language and communication, numeracy, being part of the community, the arts, personal care and physical education - including also a variety of short courses along the way.
“This learning journey not only equips students with essential life skills but also broadens their knowledge and understanding of adulthood and the of the world around us. We are incredibly proud of their outstanding accomplishments and achievements”, Ms Comerford said.
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