It will go on display outside the school.
Children at a Westmeath school are creating a mural from bottlecaps.
Once completed the artwork will go on display outside St. Tola's National School, in Delvin.
The project is part of the Green Schools initiative, which is to encourage pupils to protect the environment.
Midlands103's Chloe Farrell was at the school and has been speaking with the principal, Eileen Smyth, about the project:


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