Gallery: Civic reception for St Colm’s Draperstown

Magherafelt Council chairperson Kate McEldowney hosted a civic reception for students and staff from St. Colm’s High School, Draperstown.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Sep 2014, 16:01 BST
Magherafelt Council chairperson Kate McEldowney makes a presentation to Claire Devlin, Eco co-ordinator St Colm's High School in recognition of the school winning the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Young Environmentalist Award for Junior Biodiversity as well as the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Overall Junior Environmental Project. Included in the picture is Roisin McKenna, Corinne Coyle principal of St Mary's Primary, Draperstown.Magherafelt Council chairperson Kate McEldowney makes a presentation to Claire Devlin, Eco co-ordinator St Colm's High School in recognition of the school winning the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Young Environmentalist Award for Junior Biodiversity as well as the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Overall Junior Environmental Project. Included in the picture is Roisin McKenna, Corinne Coyle principal of St Mary's Primary, Draperstown.
Magherafelt Council chairperson Kate McEldowney makes a presentation to Claire Devlin, Eco co-ordinator St Colm's High School in recognition of the school winning the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Young Environmentalist Award for Junior Biodiversity as well as the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Overall Junior Environmental Project. Included in the picture is Roisin McKenna, Corinne Coyle principal of St Mary's Primary, Draperstown.

The event was held to honour the school for winning the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Young Environmentalist Award for Junior Biodiversity as well as the All-Ireland Eco-Unesco Overall Junior Environmental Project.