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Pictured at Scoil Mhuire Presentation Primary Co Kilkenny are Eithne O’Hara, Marketing Controller, Tirlán Eimear Daly, teacher and students at Presentation Primary School PICTURE: DYLAN VAUGHAN
A fun experiment inspired by Avonmore Super Milk led to the students at Scoil Mhuire Presentation Primary School Kilkenny winning a cheque for €3,000 for their school.
The competition to win this great prize formed part of a campaign which also taught children about the importance of bone health and how to make and decorate their own bone mould using Avonmore Super Milk and some additional ingredients.
In its fourth year, the Avonmore Super Milk Super Science Experiment is an exciting initiative encouraging primary schools nationwide to engage in a STEM-based lesson, while learning about the importance of bone health.
The campaign teaches children about how the nutrients in Avonmore Super Milk - in particular Vitamin D and calcium – contribute to long term bone health.
The optimal time for children to build their ‘bone bank’ is during childhood. Adequate Vitamin D and Calcium intake in children and teenagers supports bone development and healthy teeth.
Avonmore Super Milk should be enjoyed as part of a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
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