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Staff from St Aengus NS Bridgend who are currently undertaking a fundraising drive
The staff of St Aengus National School in Bridgend are taking to the roads to raise money for their new autism classrooms.
They will be taking on the challenge of the Derry Waterside Half Marathon on Sunday, September 1, and have begun a fundraising campaign.
“We are fundraising for our amazing new Autism Classrooms," they posted on GoFundMe. "Our Autism Classrooms provide a wonderful learning environment and are very beneficial in supporting the students of our school."
To donate to the GoFundMe, please click here.
“Our staff have a range of running and sporting experience and we are very much looking forward to the challenge. We have 15 members of staff running individually and in relay teams. All donations are greatly appreciated and thank you in advance for your contribution!”
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