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05 June, 2008

Parents and Teachers hear update on the new George Town Primary School

Just some of the audience of parents and teachers
A good sized group of parents and staff met the Hon. Minister and architects (CS and P) last night, to hear the latest news on the progress towards the construction of the new George Town Primary School.

Listening to descriptions of the current work, and the value engineering process that had taken place, they were delighted that the academic parts of the school, that they had been so involved with designing, had not been affected.

The very exciting designs for the school are on track to be opened for students in September 2010. (GL)
Hon. Minister and Ms. Maureen O'Shaughnessy, architect with CSandP
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