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Limerick ETSS teachers as the school opened its doors in September Picture: Adrian Butler
A 12-ACRE site for Limerick’s newest secondary school has been secured, with the school to shortly begin the planning and design process.
The Department of Education has now acquired a site in Castletroy for a permanent building for Limerick Educate Together Secondary School (Limerick ETSS).
The new school will be built on a 12.4 acre site located opposite Northern Trust, near the Bloodmill Road.A direct bus was arranged to transport students after concerns over the distance from Castletroy to the North Circular Road.
Limerick ETSS is set to become a 'virtual-learning environment' with a strong focus on tech in the classroom.
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