Beam Signing at Queensferry Learning Campus

Work continues on building a brand new £11m Plas Derwen PRU (Pupil Referral Unit), Ty Calon – Community Hub and Queensferry Primary School extension in Flintshire. This work was recently celebrated with a beam signing ceremony with pupils from the exiasting Troi Round school.

For Plas Derwen a new two storey school is being built on the existing tennis courts and will accommodate up to 111 pupils and there will be 9 classrooms, 3 specialist classrooms, therapeutic zones, administration facilities, hall, kitchen and servery and hard and soft play areas.

For Ty Calon a new single storey community facility is being built on the existing available grounds and provide for a range of community facilities including community café, studio, commercial kitchen and bar, community sports changing facilities and teaching spaces for adult and young people community learning and car parking.

For Queensferry Primary School a new entrance and associated grounds work including a new administrative block, hall and kitchen facilities will be built. Outside there will be extensive landscaping to provide open and green spaces the existing public footpath will be rerouted and new boundary strategy for Queensferry Primary School.

Flintshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Education and Youth, Councillor Ian Roberts, said: “This much needed modernisation of the school and the new build for Plas Derwen will be of a high standard and will provide modern, first class facilities and the best learning opportunities for our children. The Council remains committed to investing in the future of our children and young people. We continue to work to provide a high quality sustainable education for all our learners. It’s great to see the building of this exciting project moving forward.”

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