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SEN pupils help educate the public through poster campaign

SEN pupils help educate the public through poster campaign
BBC Northern Ireland Thursday 25 June 2026, 23:03 UTC 1 min read
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Youth workers from New Lodge in north Belfast and pupils from Harberton Special School designed the #hearMeOut campaign.

Youth workers from New Lodge in north Belfast and pupils from Harberton Special School designed the #hearMeOut campaign.
Youth (ORG) New Lodge (ORG) Belfast (LOCATION) Harberton Special School (ORG)
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