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Pupils outside Mayo Movie World after the screening of Wonka.
Students from three Castlebar schools – Crimlin National School, Castlebar Primary School and St Joseph’s - entered a world of pure imagination when they went to see the latest Wonka movie as a fundraiser for ISPCC Childline at Mayo Movie World.
Childline volunteers Una Sadler and Amy Molloy gave a talk explaining how Childline’s 24/7 listening service is there for any child or young person who needs support, and they encouraged the students to contact Childline for any reason, any time.
ISPCC Children give a huge thank you to Breda Mulroy, Cora Mulroy and Pat Concannon of Mayo Movie World for their fantastic support.
To learn more about Childline and our Christmas Appeal, go to https://www.ispcc.ie/
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