They school has planned an open day for students and parents.
A Westmeath School is announcing the launch of new special needs class spaces for the 2025 academic year.
Colaiste Mhuire in Mullingar will be providing the classes for the first time when the new intake of students arrive at the school in September for the new term.
Interested famillies can contact the school through their website cbsmullingar.ie, or by calling the school office.
An open day is planned for prospective students on January 24th, while the closing date for applications for enrolment is the 30th of the same month.
Principal with Colaiste Mhuire Keith Quinn says the Education Department will fund more place in the future as well:
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