Music School Students Perform at Child Poverty and Wellbeing Summit

A huge congratulations to music school students Reyne and Cara, who recently had the wonderful opportunity to perform at the Child Poverty and Wellbeing Summit at Axis Ballymun Arts Centre.

Reyne and Cara were invited to represent Music Generation at this important event, where they performed a song that they wrote together. Their outstanding performance was met with a standing ovation, highlighting their talent and creativity.

The summit brought together people to discuss the important issues surrounding child poverty and wellbeing. The event was hosted by Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Axis Ballymun Arts Centre.

Our Music teacher, Mr Cusack, also had the opportunity to speak with Taoiseach Micheál Martin about the NEIC Music Scholarship Programme at Larkin Community College, highlighting the valuable opportunities music education provides for our students.

We are incredibly proud of Reyne and Cara for representing our school and Music Generation so brilliantly. We look forward to hearing and seeing more from these talented young musicians in the future. Well done, Reyne and Cara!