Plans for the new £15.1m Renton Campus have been unveiled.
The campus, which will be built on the current grounds of the school, will include a new Renton Primary School, a new Language and Communication Unit and a new Riverside Early Learning and Childcare Centre.
The plans incorporate a new three-storey building to allow more open space for children to play outside with classrooms and links to outdoor space constructed on each floor. Two rooms on each level of the campus will be dedicated to pupils within the Language and Communications Unit.
In addition, a new multi-use sports pitch and playground area will be built on the site of the current school which will be demolished once the new building is complete.
Materials used in the construction will be carefully considered to enhance the regeneration of the village and blend in with the Category 'A' listed Smollet Monument and the 'B' listed War Memorial situated close to the site.
Councillor Karen Conaghan, Convener of Education, said: "These exciting proposals will provide hundreds of pupils with a modern purpose-built learning environment and clear educational benefits. The plans will also increase the number of places for children with additional support needs. Officers have also considered the size of the building to ensure we build a campus that will meet the future needs of the area. As a Council we are committed to investing in our young people by enhancing educational facilities and in turn increasing opportunities to attain and achieve and these plans help us deliver on these ambitions. I hope as many people as possible will come and view the plans and take the opportunity to offer their feedback."
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