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Angela Hawkins, the school warden at Shellybanks Educate Together National School, greeted pupils on their first day back with a lollipop stop sign. The school, which has seen significant upgrades with brand new classrooms, a sports hall, library, sensory room, and yard space, welcomed pupils to its new premises on the first day of the academic year.
Angela Hawkins, a familiar face at Shellybanks Educate Together National School, greeted pupils on their first day back with a lollipop stop sign. Hawkins, who has been the school warden for three years, seemed to know every child by name, and they certainly knew her.
One boy even presented her with a bouquet of roses. The school, which opened its new premises in June, has seen significant upgrades with brand new classrooms, a sports hall, library, sensory room, and yard space. There are also new, tailored facilities for three autism classes. The new building marks a big improvement from the prefabs the school previously occupied during construction
Shellybanks Educate Together National School Angela Hawkins New Premises Upgrades Autism Classes First Day Back
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