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Pupils, staff and parents at the unveiling of the new sign by Cllr Emmett O'Brien at Stella Maris School, Windmill Street
STELLA Maris School, a new independent primary school in Limerick, has taken another step forward in its development.
The school began in September 2022, for the purpose of providing authentic classical Catholic education.
The unveiling of a new sign by Cllr Emmett O’Brien at the Windmill Street school is their latest step forward, according to headmaster Richard Casey.
“We believe that we are providing the best possible education in Stella Maris School, and are so thankful to our students, parents, teachers, volunteers and benefactors for making this dream into a reality for our students.
"Our next goal is to provide this education for an increasing number of students over the coming years,” said Mr Casey.
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