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Laois Offaly Education and Training Board Youthreach in the Portlaoise Further Education and Training Centre showed what can happen when people come together as a team with a common goal.
This March the group in Youthreach raised over €280 for the Irish Cancer Society by organising a cake sale for Daffodil Day on Friday 25th March.
Anne Malone, Coordinator, said she was delighted to see the group working as a team and was impressed with all the hard work and enthusiasm for this great cause.
Baking buns and cakes and making bunting and flags, Anne was so proud to see how the group came together to make the day a success.
“Days like this are so important so the students get to put into practice what they are learning in the centre”, Anne said.
They even created a short TikTok to capture their great work. Watch above
Pictured with the cheque for the Irish Cancer Society - Anne Malone, Youthreach Co-ordinator in Portlaoise FETC with some of the students from the centre.
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