A group of concerned parents met with the principal Mountmellick Community School.
Laois students are raising concerns about health and safety conditions in their school.
A group of parents met with the principal of Mountmellick Community School this morning, after claims were made about mice, black mould and a dead bird on the premises.
A meeting of the parents council and school official is being arranged for next week.
Sandra McGarr has two children in the school, she wants management to listen to their students:
Here's some of the pictures of conditions sent to Midlands 103:
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