MSP Mark McDonald today visited Stoneywood Primary School in his Aberdeen Donside constituency to view the plans for the new school.
The current Stoneywood School building is among Aberdeen's Victorian educational establishments, built in 1865, and housed just 130 pupils.
Commenting on his visit, Mark said:
The current Stoneywood School building is among Aberdeen's Victorian educational establishments, built in 1865, and housed just 130 pupils.
Commenting on his visit, Mark said:
"I went along to Stoneywood School this afternoon to see the exciting plans for the new school.
"Back when I was the councillor I joined with parents and the local community in arguing for the school to be kept open, with an acknowledgement that the roll would increase and that a new school would eventually be required.
"While it is heartening to have been proven correct in this assessment, it is also great to see the pupils and teachers will soon be benefiting from a first class facility, fit for the delivery of the curriculum and a learning environment that all can enjoy."
For more information on the plans and consultation process visit: www.aberdeencity.gov.uk
"Back when I was the councillor I joined with parents and the local community in arguing for the school to be kept open, with an acknowledgement that the roll would increase and that a new school would eventually be required.
"While it is heartening to have been proven correct in this assessment, it is also great to see the pupils and teachers will soon be benefiting from a first class facility, fit for the delivery of the curriculum and a learning environment that all can enjoy."
For more information on the plans and consultation process visit: www.aberdeencity.gov.uk
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