St Canice’s Primary School, Feeney to benefit from £4,565 investment
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St Canice’s Primary School, Feeny is set to benefit from £4,565 investment under the Department of Education’s minor works programme.
Speaking about the investment, Education Minister Peter Weir said:
“£4,565 has recently been approved for works to upgrade the roof at St Canice’s Primary School.
It is estimated that over £51million will have been invested in the minor works programme in the 2016/17 financial year.”
Minor works are projects less than £500,000 and range from minor improvements to more significant projects and extensions.
In conclusion the Minister said:
“I am certain that the investment in minor works projects will help in the drive to improve educational standards. The completion of the works will ultimately provide better facilities for our children and young people to learn in and an improved working environment for teachers and other school staff. This ongoing significant investment also provides a boost to our local construction industry, helping to sustain jobs.”
Notes to editors:
- The contract was awarded to IMAC ESS, Dungiven
- Minor works are projects less than £500,000 (excl. VAT). The figures above exclude VAT and design and planning fees.
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