A new £1.6m extension to a primary school in Aberdeen has been officially opened.
The development at Insch Primary School was unveiled during a ceremony on Friday, 20 November.
Work on the project started in March this year.
Morrison Construction carried out the works, which included four new classrooms, breakout spaces, staff/pupil toilets, entrance vestibule, circulation space, a small office and additional stores.
Provost Vernal, who unveiled a plaque to mark the occasion, said: "This project has allowed the school to gain modern new teaching spaces and move from temporary out-dated accommodation."
Councillor Allison Evison added: "A great deal of investment is taking place in Aberdeenshire’s school estate and Insch is one of a number of projects across the area taking place to provide high-quality learning spaces."
(LM)
Scotland
UK
Ireland
London











