€430,000 science lab upgrade planned for Mayo college
Tenders sought for Davitt College under the Climate Action Summer Works Scheme
Davitt College in Castlebar is set to benefit from a major investment in its facilities, with tenders now being sought for a €430,000 refurbishment of the school’s science laboratories under the Climate Action Summer Works Scheme.
The project will see the upgrading of the existing science lab facilities, delivering modern and energy-efficient learning spaces for students and staff.
Welcoming the development, Minister of State Alan Dillon TD described the funding as positive news for the Castlebar school and said the investment would help create an improved educational environment for years to come.
“Good news for Davitt College, Castlebar, with tenders now sought for a €430,000 science lab refurbishment under the Climate Action Summer Works Scheme,” Minister Dillon said.
“This significant investment will deliver modern, energy-efficient facilities and provide students and teachers with an enhanced learning environment for years to come.”
The refurbishment forms part of wider efforts to improve school infrastructure while supporting climate action objectives through the delivery of more sustainable and energy-efficient educational facilities.
Minister Dillon also acknowledged the work of the school community in bringing the project forward.
“Well done to staff and management involved and I look forward to seeing this project take shape,” he added.
The investment is expected to provide long-term benefits for science education at Davitt College, enhancing teaching and learning opportunities for students.