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Group of 1st Years raise over €300 for MS-Readathon

MS-Readathon 2017 Image: www.msreadathon.ie
NEWS / 15 December 2017

Well done to Grace Robbins, Sarah Nelkin, Evan Pender, Nathan Slattery and Sean Noonan who raised approximately €340 for MS-Ireland as part of the recent MS-Readathon.

Well done to the following first year students who raised approximately €340 for MS-Ireland as part of the recent MS-Readathon: Grace Robbins, Sarah Nelkin, Evan Pender, Nathan Slattery and Sean Noonan. Special mention goes to Grace and Sarah for the amount of money that they raised and the number of books that they read in the month.  They read 60 books in total! 10% of the total money can be kept and goes toward the school library.

Thanks too to Ms Talbot for encouraging everyone to participate.

Ms O'Kelly

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