This Irish teenager stunned his classmates with this beautiful rendition of 'What a wonderful world' at his first holy communion in Co Down.
Conor McCann, 15, was making his communion with Rathore school in Co Down where he performed the song.
The school, which caters for children with learning disabilities from the age of three to 19, has had a major impact in Conor's life.
The teenager only began to speak at the age of 11 and has made serious improvements over the past few years, according to his family.
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Conor's Mum Ann McCann told the Irish Mirror: "He was completely non verbal until 11 when he started using the odd word.
"Last Saturday he sang at his School holy communion and this was our first time as parents hearing him sing in public."
She added: "Great hope for those parents in Autism Awareness Month that miracles do happen.
"Conor is so still and his eye contact is also amazing. Spook proud."
His family are extremely proud of Conor's achievements and have praised the Rathore school for the amazing work they do to help Conor and numerous other children with learning disabilities.
Conor's older cousin Colleen, who contacted the Irish Mirror, said: "I think this is an amazing achievement and want the world to know how proud we are of him and how great the school is for autistic and special needs children."
Without doubt Conor is an inspiration to others.
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