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28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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Multi-million euro development to transform Waterford's Newtown School. Stock photo
A Waterford school is set to undergo a €16 million development.
Waterford City and County Council has granted conditional planning permission for the expansion of Newtown Secondary School, which will allow it to increase enrolment by 50% to 600 students.
The new development at the Waterford city school will include a 4,624sqm three-storey block with general and specialist classrooms. There will be a two-storey entrance block with reception, administration, social/locker areas and staff facilities. Other features include a single-storey special needs unit along with a 1,149sqm PE and assembly hall with changing facilities.
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