The crane in place ready to lift the final pieces of steel into place.
The first sod is cut as the building of our new school gets under way.
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The first sod is cut as the building of our new school gets under way.
Welcome to the blog for our new school at Templepatrick Primary, here in Northern Ireland. Please look in regularly to see our future building!
The first sod is cut as the building of our new school gets under way.
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- RD Cromie
- principal 02894 432486
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- Ground drainage being formed.
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- The crane in place ready to lift the final pieces ...
- Mrs Hill on her first vist to the site along with ...
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- Another high level view.
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- Looking down over the present P1-P3 playground.
- Same view, slightly different angle.
- A high level view down into the Foundation Stage c...
- John Brown, NEELB Clerk of Works, on the roof betw...
- Path to the front of the school being formed.
- Plastering begins in the hall.
- Looking in throught the reception area of the Prim...
- Looking into the Key Stage 1 Learning Resource Area.
- Ex pupil, Emma Wright an architecture student at Q...
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- The underfloor heating pipes set in place.
- Commencing the floors of the Senior classes.
- Another view of this section of the roof.
- The roof timbers of the P1&2 classes being put in ...
- Allison and Anne on site for the first time. They ...
- Outside doors being fitted.
- The corridors get the same treatment.
- Polystyrene floors ready for the under floor heati...
- Drainage pipes on site.
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- The dark recesses of the Boiler Room.
- The pipe work high in the ceiling of the main corr...
- Looking into the Key Stage Learning Resource Area.
- The corridor areas in the Senior school start to t...
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- Slates at last on the Nursery foor.
- The crane in position to lift the steel into place.
- The steel for the Foundation Stage roof arrives.
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