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3D render of the proposed unit
Loreto Secondary School has announced that it received approval from the Department of Education and Youth to proceed with a planning application for enhanced Special Education Needs (SEN) accommodation.
The proposed development aims to significantly improve the learning environment for current students, particularly those requiring additional educational support.
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The project will also include new specialist facilities such as a Design, Communication and Graphics lab, a Home Economics room, a state-of-the-art science laboratory and several general classrooms.
The expansion is not intended to increase overall student numbers but to ensure that existing students have access to the highest standard of educational resources.
Loreto said it welcomes the positive step to continue the inclusivity of all students in a well-equipped learning environment.
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