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Local schools benefit from Lee Strand programme
Four schools in the Killarney area were among 34 across Kerry to benefit from the Lee Strand 50% School Milk Cash Back Programme for the 2024/2025 school year.
In total, €17,276 was presented to schools across the county to support activities and resources for pupils.
The participating Killarney schools were Cullina National School, Faha National School, Gaelscoil Faithleann, and Kilcummin National School. On average, schools received €500, with the top earning school receiving €1,208.
Gearoid Linnane, CEO of Lee Strand, said: “It is our goal to see as many pupils as possible in Kerry drinking fresh, nutritious milk from local farms during the school day. The school milk programme is subsidised by the EU, and the National Dairy Council provides complimentary fridges to all participating schools. We are delighted to present €17,276 cash to 34 schools in Kerry to spend as they wish during the school year.”
Registrations are now open for this year’s programme. Participating schools will be entered into a €500 draw, and every pupil who registers for the school milk programme will receive a free Lee Strand pencil case. For more information, schools can contact Lee Strand on 066 7121084.
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