Infrastructural works are to begin at Msida Primary School under the government's permission on the same area that is connected to St Therese College. The new complex will see additional classrooms, sportive facilities, AC units, a big multi-purpose hall and underground parking.
A press release issued by the Education Ministry said that the new complex will cater for around 300 students and 40 staff members, and will be operating under the educational facilities of Santa Venera. There will be supervised transport for all students, inclusive for small children in kindergarten in order to minimise all inconvenience to students and parents.
The part of the complex serving Msida will retain the same administration team, teachers, clerical and ancillary staff, as well as the same schedule as that of Msida. Msida students will also benefit from access to the 13-16 afterschool club through the Santa Venera unit.
The statement described how various primary schools are in need to maintenance and extension works, or new complexes altogether. In fact, 17 primary schools are 100+ years and are no longer adapted for the 21st century.
This coming September, the Visual and Performing Arts school of Hamrun will be operational.
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