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While Aurelia is now happy in school, the scars of the fight to get a place, where an accessible toilet could be provided, remain.

Aurelia was invited to Stormont to tell MLAs on the Education Committee about her experiences.

"Aurelia missed four months of school and then obviously when she started later you don't have friends when everyone starts their first year of secondary school," he said.

But Rachel Hogan from the Children's Law Centre, who provided advice and help for Aurelia and her family, said more changes were still needed.

"Aurelia is a remarkable young woman, she is very articulate and very insightful," she said.