The BUSS programme will be rolled out in the primary school from January.
An Offaly school will be the first in the country to run a programme to help children develop sensorimotor skills.
St Joseph's National School in Tullamore will see the first year of the BUSS programme fully funded, with plans for fundraising in the second and third years.
The pilot aims to help children learn motor skills such as sitting properly, holding pencils, and how to handle bright lights and loud noises.
Some children arrive to school with underdeveloped sensorimotor abilities due to a variety of factors, and this can make it difficult to concentrate and learn.
Principal at St Joseph's , Bridget Clear, says this will help the kids to become fully functional adults:
Midlands Man To Be Laid To Rest Today
Anti-Racism Funding Granted For Offaly And Westmeath Groups
Justice Minister Wants People To Come Forward Over Offaly Arson Attack
Gardaí Begin Murder Investigation After Child And Woman Dies In Offaly House Fire
Ashling Murphy Murder "Wrongly Accused" Granted Bail Over Theft Charge
Young Boy And Woman Killed In Offaly House Fire
Laois Makeup Artist Warns Of Expired Suncream Dangers
Lynx and Wolves In Ireland Pose Minimal Threat - Offaly Biodiversity
€4.5m Going To Midlands Suckler Farmers
Westmeath Writer Nominated Posthumously For Award
Seven Midlands Hotels Nominated For Gold Medal Hotel Awards
Cabinet Approves Major Expansion Of Midlands Garda HQ And Prison
Memorial Day Honouring Ashling Murphy Takes Place In Offaly
Midlands Town Left Shocked After Death Of Young Woman
Concerns Highlighted On Drones Spotted Ahead Of Zelenskyy Visit
€6m Westmeath Lotto Jackpot Winner Comes Forward
Israel’s Participation Sparks Eurovision Withdrawals From Ireland And Others
Teachers Union Calls For More Permanent Posts Amid Recruitment Challenges
Offaly Garda To Receive Bronze Medal And Bravery Award
Laois TD Questions Effectiveness Of Utilities Commission In Regulating Uisce Éireann