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06 Sept 2025
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Third class pupils and staff at Glenswilly National School
The students in Ms Emer Mannion's third class at Glenswilly National School completed their work on the Teacher Artist Partnership (TAP) program with Letterkenny-based artist Mrs Margaret Rowland.
This program is a Department of Education and Skills Arts initiative and is supported by Donegal Education Centre. The program supports students in enhancing their artistic skills while also developing the creative potential of each child.
Teacher Emer Mannion and Artist Margaret Rowland
As part of the project, the students worked closely with the artist to develop their skills, which led to the creation of a whole-class collaborative artwork inspired by the lovely landscape of Glenswilly. The class presented artwork from each stage of their project, along with their finished collaborative piece, to Principal Mr Joseph Gallinagh and Deputy Principal Mrs Geraldine Galligan.
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