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School building programme to meet needs of young families: Buttimer

Home / News / Cork / School building programme to meet needs of young families: Buttimer
17th November 201522nd January 2016
By admin_exsiteIn Cork, Education and Skills
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17th November 2015

  • School building programme includes 32 Cork schools

I am delighted that 32 Cork schools have been included in the school building programme for the next five years. This is excellent news for the schools and for the thousands of young families across the county that will benefit from this.

Improved and expanded school facilities are badly needed in many areas. Places like Carrigaline, Douglas and Rochestown have seen huge population increases with many young families now living in these areas. Thankfully now, their needs and the demand for school place have been recognised with this detailed building programme.

Over the next three years there will be four major projects delivered in schools in Cork South Central. These will include a new school for the recently established Rochestown Educate Together National School, as well as building works at St Francis College Rochestown and Ballintemple National School. The programme is very clear that these projects will begin in the first three years of the plan.

Schools in Bishopstown, Carrigaline, Passage West, Ringaskiddy and Shanbally have also been included in the building programme. These schools are down for the period 2019-2021. It is important that we work to ensure that this building programme is acted upon so that these much needed developments begin construction as planned. I will continue to work to secure firm dates for each of these projects.

 

School Name & Address School Type Year project will proceed to construction
Douglas/Rochestown Educate Together Primary 2017
St Francis College, Rochestown Post Primary 2017
Ballintemple NS Primary 2018
School of the Divine Child, Ballintemple Special School 2018
Scoil Mhuire Lourdes, Carrigaline Primary 2019-2021
Shanbally NS, Ringaskiddy Primary 2019-2021
St Johns Girls National School, Carrigaline Primary 2019-2021
St Killians School, Bishopstown Special School 2019-2021
Ringaskiddy Lower Harbour National School Primary 2019-2021
St Peters Community School, Passage West Post Primary 2019-2021
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