School to Benefit From Share of £470 Million Investment

School to benefit from share of £470 million investment

The funding aims to fix crumbling roofs, remove asbestos, and improve energy efficiency in schools.

Three schools to benefit from £1.2 billion pot to fix 'crumbling' facilities

Three Swindon schools will benefit from £1.2 billion worth of funding for “crumbling” facilities across the UK.

Four schools in Southend set to receive share of £470m for essential repairs

This can be used for projects like fixing crumbling roofs and removing asbestos.

All the Greater Manchester schools and colleges getting Government cash for urgent repairs - Manchester Evening News

More than 40 have qualified for funding - and there's a pot of £470 million

Huge investment into 'crumbling' school buildings - what it means for pupils

Hundreds of millions will go towards creating ‘safer and warmer’ classrooms 🏫

Harlow pupils to benefit from Labour’s vital repairs to crumbling schools - Your Harlow

PUPILS in Harlow are set to benefit from essential maintenance fixes being rolled out inschools across the country thanks to the Labour government, with up to £78.4 million beinginvested in schools across the East of England, through the Condition Improvement Fund (CIF). Children at Henry Moore Primary School, Holy Cross Catholic Primary School, Passmores Academy and The Downs Primary School will benefit from a share of £470 million for projects…